hot extraction

"Hot extraction" has versatile meanings across military, scientific, and informal contexts, often involving the use of heat or urgency.

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Definition

C1Military

(slang)The evacuation of military personnel by vehicles such as helicopters or armored carriers while under enemy fire.

Example

  • The soldiers awaited a hot extraction as enemy forces closed in.

C2Metallurgy

(technical, scientific)A process to measure gas content in solid samples by heating them in a vacuum and analyzing the emitted gases.

Example

  • Hot extraction is essential for determining the purity of metal alloys.

B2Informal

(slang)The act of rescuing someone from an awkward or difficult situation.

Example

  • She called her friend for a hot extraction from the disastrous date.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "hot extraction":

root extraction