liquified
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Becomes liquid when heated or under pressure
- adjective
- /ˈlɪkwɪfaɪd/
:
liquefactado
- It's liquified, condensed marijuana.
Examples
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The ice had liquified into water as the sun heated it.
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When the cheese was warmed, it liquified and became perfect for dipping.
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Under pressure, the solid carbon dioxide liquified and formed dry ice.
Synonyms
liquid
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Flowing and not solid, like water when warm
refers to the process of becoming flowing by heating or pressure rather than the state
melted
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To change from a solid into a liquid because of heat, like ice to water
can result from heating or pressure rather than only heating
molten
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Become liquid when very hot, like lava or metal
may result from heating or pressure, not only from extreme heat
Antonyms
Surface Forms
liquified positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word liquified comes from the common word liquid, originally meaning 'flowing' or 'melted'. So to be liquified is to be made to 'flow' like a liquid and turned into liquid form.