granulated
- adjective
- /ˈɡræn.jə.leɪ.tɪd/
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granulado
- So one example is in the basement of the Shard, we used GGBS, which is ground granulated blast furnace slag, which is a waste product from the steel industry.
- granulated sugar
The average banana has three teaspoons of sugar, like granulated table sugar.
- The average banana has three teaspoons of sugar, like granulated table sugar.
- Garlic, minced onion, granulated onion, salt, green onion, dried chives.
- So one example is in the basement of the Shard, we used GGBS, which is ground granulated blast furnace slag, which is a waste product from the steel industry.
- But once you get to the bottom, it just turns into like granulated sugar and it's disgusting.
Examples
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The average banana has three teaspoons of sugar, like granulated table sugar.
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But once you get to the bottom, it just turns into like granulated sugar and it's disgusting.
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You can have black sand, fine, granulated, cream, white, etc.
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Oh oh, it's like granulated for pancakes for babies.
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But this right here is just like a little granulated thing that you shake over the area and it lists.
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Afterwards, she asked if I wanted powdered or granulated sugar; they also sugar the donuts to order.
Blog text (15) -
In a medium heat proof bowl, whisk together the egg whites, granulated sugar, powdered sugar, and cream of tartar until combined.
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Garlic, minced onion, granulated onion, salt, green onion, dried chives.
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Industry increasingly realizes that granulated or pelletized composts form ideal food bases for the mass production of biocontrol agents.
Academic text (1998) -
For the recipe, you will need 2 cups of granulated sugar to achieve the right sweetness.
Synonyms
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Rough in feel or look because of many tiny pieces
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5.1
A material made of many small grains like sand
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Contains very small, closely packed particles that make it feel smooth like fine sugar
A material or surface covered with small grains like coarse sand
Made of very small pieces like fine sand
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Etymology
Granulated comes from the Latin root granum, which means 'grain'. Picture sugar or sand made of many tiny 'grains' — that's why granulated describes something made into small grains or with a grainy texture.