Definition:
Okay, the user wants me to define 'vaporable' in two sentences. First, I need to recall what 'vaporable' means. From my knowledge, it refers to something that can be easily evaporated or melted down. So first sentence could be something like "Vaporable materials can be heated and transformed into liquid form." That's a good start.
Now for the second sentence. I should provide an example of how it's used in a situation. Maybe mention cooking or something with evaporation. Like, "In cooking, vaporable substances are often processed by heating to melt them into liquids." That seems straightforward and provides another example.
Wait, let me make sure there aren't other uses. Did I cover both meanings? The first sentence is about physical transformation, the second about processing in cooking. Yes, that's two sentences. I think that's all. Let me check again for clarity and correctness.
Vaporable refers to something that can be heated or melted down easily. It describes materials like liquids or gases that transform when exposed to heat. In cooking, vaporable ingredients are often processed by heating them into liquid form for use in dishes.
Another example: "A vaporable substance evaporates quickly under the influence of a flame."
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