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1. (adj.) alkaline
of, containing, or like an alkali, esp. in having a pH greater than 7.
Etymology: (1670–80)
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| Definition of 'alkaline' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) alkaline, alkalic
relating to or containing an alkali; having a pH greater than 7
"alkaline soils derived from chalk or limestone"
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1. (adj) alkaline
of or pertaining to an alkali or to alkalies; having the properties of an alkali
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Sense: a substance, the opposite of acid, such as soda.
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 Afrikaans: alkalies |
 Arabic: قَلَوي |
 Bulgarian: алкален |
 Brazilian: alcalino |
 Czech: alkalický, zásaditý |
 German: alkalisch |
 Danish: alkalisk; basisk |
 Greek: αλκαλικός |
 Spanish: alcalino |
 Estonian: leeliseline |
 Farsi: قلیایی |
 Finnish: emäksinen |
 French: alcalin |
 Hebrew: בְּסִיסִי |
 Hindi: क्षारीय |
 Croatian: lužnat |
 Hungarian: lúgos |
 Indonesian: alkalin |
 Icelandic: alkalískur, basískur |
 Italian: alcalino |
 Japanese: アルカリ性の |
 Korean: 알칼리성의 |
 Lithuanian: šarminis |
 Latvian: sārmains |
 Malay: sifat beralkali |
 Dutch: alkalisch |
 Norwegian: basisk |
 Polish: zasadowy |
 Persian: قلیایی |
 Pashto: قلوی |
 Portuguese: alcalino |
 Romanian: alcalin |
 Russian: щелочной |
 Slovak: zásaditý |
 Slovenian: lužen |
 Serbian: alkalan |
 Swedish: alkalisk |
 Thai: เป็นด่าง |
 Turkish: alkalik |
 Taiwanese: 鹼性的 |
 Ukrainian: лужний |
 Urdu: الکلی کی خصوصیت والا |
 Vietnamese: tính kiềm |
 Chinese: 碱性的 |
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