Oxygenation (noun)

1. The process of adding or enriching with oxygen.
2. The state of being oxygenated or supplied with oxygen.

Origin:

From the verb 'oxygenate' meaning 'to supply or enrich with oxygen', which is derived from 'oxygen' and '-ate'. the term was first used in the late 19th century in reference to the process of adding oxygen to the bloodstream.

Examples:

1. Oxygenation is a crucial process in the body that ensures proper functioning of the cells.
2. The oxygenation of the water in the aquarium was monitored closely to ensure the health of the fish.
3. The oxygenation of the soil is important for the growth of plants.
4. Oxygenation is essential for the survival of many organisms.
5. The oxygenation process in the laboratory involved introducing pure oxygen into the system.