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sediment (noun)
Sediment is the solid material that settles at the bottom of a liquid like water or wine. It is made of small pieces of rock, dirt, or organic matter that sink because they are heavier than the liquid.
"I saw some brown sediment at the bottom of the old water bottle."
Think: 'Sediment SITS at the bottom.' Both 'sediment' and 'sit' start with 'S' and come from the same root word.
Using 'sediment' as a verb. → The material settles as sediment.
Confusing 'sediment' with 'sentiment'. → The sediment in the wine vs. My sentiment on the matter.
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