to liquify
- verb
- /ˈlɪkwəˌfaɪ/
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liquefacer
- To make the soup smoother, you need to liquify the vegetables by blending them.
Examples
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And then would you prefer a puree or liquify A puree puree And then you just hold it down the whole time kind of hard.
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You can liquify the butter by placing it in a warm saucepan until it melts.
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The heat will liquify the chocolate, making it easier to pour over the cake.
Synonyms
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1.0
To change a solid into a liquid by heating it
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4.2
To melt and join things together using heat
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4.4
To change a solid or gas into a liquid, often by heating
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3.0
Make a solid become liquid by heating it
To make something into a liquid by heating or blending
To become liquid because of heat
To change from a solid into a liquid, like ice or wax, often by heat
To become liquid when heated
To take water from the air and become liquid
Antonyms
How Liquid
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Morphology
Etymology
Liquify comes from the same root as liquid, which means 'liquid' or 'flowing', so to liquify something is to make it melt or become liquid and flow.