rainwater

Every mountain range begins being destroyed almost as soon as it begins forming.

Rainwater enters fractures.

Ice expands.

Inside cracks at higher elevations.

Bare limestone ridges rise directly behind modern islands and coastal towns.

Caves and karst landscapes cut through the carbonate rock.

Rainwater disappears underground.

Springs emerge near the coast.

So if something sinks in, it's related to absorption.

Rainwater outside could sink in, sink into the ground.

also means to process something and absorb something like difficult information.

I could say it took a few days for the news to sink in.

A platform that was underwater for millions of years might become exposed.

Rainwater would begin dissolving the limestone.

Soils could develop.

Rivers and streams might cut into the surface.

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It may have, for instance, salt dissolved in it or bits of grass and other decaying matter.

Rainwater is, of course, the purest, but before it reaches us, it generally becomes impure by the absorption of the floating matter in the atmosphere.

Perfectly pure water has a most beneficial effect on the system.

Hence doctors administer distilled water to their patients.

The taste is brackish while soft water tastes sweet.

It is much safer to drink soft water, although some people hold that hard water is better by virtue of the presence of nutritious matter dissolved therein.

Rainwater is the best kind of soft water and is therefore the best for drinking purposes.

Hard water, if boiled or kept over the fire for some half an hour, is rendered soft.

You're going to need to sort out your water supply as soon as possible.

Rainwater is at least pretty clean on arrival with the advantage that you know where it came from.

With streams and rivers, you can never be sure what's lying in the water a few hundred metres upstream.

A corpse? Or have people and or animals been defecating into the water? Other pollutants? Even now, trampers and hikers sometimes defecate too close to running water and or fail to properly bury the results with bad downstream effects.