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liquefied

liquefied

1 4.5
Become a liquid when heated or put under pressure
  • adjective
  • /ˈlɪkwəˌfaɪd/
  • Specialized
translation icon : licuado
  • But they gas prices, liquefied natural gas prices, are the kind of gas you use in your cooking stove or to heat your home.
  • liquefied natural gas
  • liquefied petroleum gas

Do I really care that China is, you know, playing, you know, with liquefied natural gas with France?

Examples

  • The swap out via fracking of liquefied natural gas has been the single biggest factor in reducing carbon emissions in this country.

  • So completely liquefied and then hardened up again as a big ball of crispy glass and metal.

  • Do I really care that China is, you know, playing, you know, with liquefied natural gas with France?

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  • And this is this is thinner and more more liquefied and it doesn't taste as good.

  • Many experts thought that the United States needed to build Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).

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  • It's been a big year for LNG—Liquefied Natural Gas.

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  • The engines are fueled by liquid natural gas, liquefied natural gas, LNG as the fuel and locks as the oxidizer.

  • Many experts thought that the United States needed to build Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) terminals to import LNG from abroad.

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  • According to the Center for Liquefied Natural Gas, contrary to some misconceptions, LNG isn't stored under high pressure, and when vaporized, isn't explosive in an uncontained environment.

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  • The wax liquefied when it was heated up, allowing it to fill the mold perfectly.

Synonyms

liquid
vsliquefied
259 1.0

Flowing and not solid, like water when warm

focuses on the process of becoming that flowing state by heat or pressure
molten
vsliquefied
45 6.0

Become liquid when very hot, like lava or metal

is broader covering change by heat or pressure not only intense heat
liquified
vsliquefied
4.3

Becomes liquid when heated or under pressure

is the alternative spelling used in different varieties of English
melted
vsliquefied
1.0

To change from a solid into a liquid because of heat, like ice to water

includes changes caused by pressure as well as by heat

Antonyms

solid
  • Specialized
9 1.0

A firm form of matter that keeps its shape, not liquid

Compounds

liquefied petroleum gas
  • Specialized
4.3

A fuel gas made from propane and butane kept under pressure

How Liquid

liquefied
  • Specialized
1 4.5
fluid
6 3.2
solid
325 1.0

Surface Forms

liquefied positive
liquefier comparative
liquefiest superlative

Morphology

liquefied = liquefy (transparent) = liquefy + ed

The final step is a standard adjectival/past-participial formation from the verb 'liquefy' by adding '-ed', which directly yields 'changed into a liquid'.

Etymology

Liquefied comes from liquid meaning 'fluid' or 'water-like' and the ending -fied meaning 'made'. So liquefied means 'made liquid', which fits when a gas or solid is changed into a liquid by heating or applying pressure.