to fluidize
- verb
- /ˈfluːɪdaɪz/
- US
- By using a special technique, the team can fluidize the material, allowing for smoother production flows.
Examples
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A supporting bedding material such as sand particles is used, as the wood chips/pellets are hard to fluidize.
Academic text (2018) -
So we're wicking away, we're fluidizing that fugitive ink, we're pulling a vacuum, we're pulling it out of those channels.
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The engineers decided to fluidize the system to enhance its efficiency during operation.
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To improve the mixing process, they chose to fluidize the dry ingredients before adding the liquid.
Synonyms
Make a process or system simpler and more efficient
Make a process or problem easier by removing difficulties
To make laws or rules less strict to allow more freedom
Antonyms
How Flexible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fluidize comes from fluid meaning 'flow' and the suffix -ize meaning 'make'. So to fluidize a process or system is to make it move or change more easily, like smoothing work and communication so things 'flow' better.