crystallized
- adjective
- /ˈkrɪstəlˌaɪzd/
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cristalizado
- Her thoughts on the project became crystallized after several brainstorming sessions.
Does devotion itself become crystallized into an object?
- Does devotion itself become crystallized into an object?
- And this is singularly crystallized in natural law.
- And I think white America is waking up to a more crystallized sense of all of this.
- Why shouldn't we just profit from the crystallized and reflected upon experience of of others?
- Yes, but only as crystallized in this world that is hinted at yet to come.
Examples
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And I think white America is waking up to a more crystallized sense of all of this.
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It was crystallized, as they say, in law, right, crystallized at that moment.
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Does devotion itself become crystallized into an object?
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And this is singularly crystallized in natural law.
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Why shouldn't we just profit from the crystallized and reflected upon experience of of others?
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The teacher's explanation gave students a crystallized understanding of the complex topic.
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As the discussion progressed, their initial confusion turned into a crystallized consensus.
Synonyms
It becomes hard when it cools from a liquid or gas
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.5
Small pieces of ginger cooked and covered in sugar, used as a sweet or in baking
A form of honey in which part of the sugar has formed small crystals, making it thick or solid
How Definite
Surface Forms
Morphology
crystallized = crystallize (semi-transparent) = crystal + ize + ed
Morphologically regular formation from the verb 'crystallize' with the past-participle/adjectival -ed.
Etymology
Crystallized comes from crystal, which originally comes from krystallos meaning 'ice' or 'clear rock'. Just as a liquid can harden into a clear, fixed crystal shape, an idea that crystallized becomes clear and fixed in your mind.