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3 adverbs to describe how to salines
The water was intensely saline.
It is only needful to add a minute drop of fluid containing Bacteria, to water in which tartrate, phosphate, and sulphate of ammonia are dissolved; and, in a very short space of time, the clear fluid becomes milky by reason of their prodigious multiplication, which, of course, implies the manufacture of living Bacterium-stuff out of these merely saline matters.
The lake was dry and its bed covered with salt incrustations, showing that its waters are undoubtedly saline.