Moderate as in run out To decrease or diminish, as in the reduction or absence of moisture. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dry Up'
After weeks of scorching sun, the river began to dry up, leaving the once lush banks barren and cracked.
As the economic recession persisted, job opportunities began to dry up, leaving many unemployed.
The chef noticed the sauce in the pan starting to dry up, so she added a splash of broth to keep it moist and flavorful.
The chef warned that adding too much heat would dry up the sauce, ruining the dish.
The comedian's jokes started to dry up, and the audience lost interest in the show.
As the negotiations faltered, hopes for a peaceful resolution began to dry up.
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