Desalinization (noun)

1. The process of removing salt and other minerals from seawater or brackish water, making it suitable for drinking or agricultural use.
2. The treatment or purification of saltwater to make it usable for various purposes.

Origin:

From 'desalinate' meaning to remove salt from water, from 'de-' meaning removal and 'salinate' meaning to impregnate or treat with salt.

Examples:

1. The desert country relies heavily on desalinization technology to provide fresh water to its population.
2. The company invested millions of dollars in research and development of new desalinization techniques.
3. The government implemented a desalinization program to provide drinking water to remote coastal communities.
4. The farmers used desalinization systems to irrigate their crops with seawater in areas where freshwater was scarce.
5. The hotel installed a desalinization plant to ensure a steady supply of clean water for its guests.