to metrify
- verb
- /ˈmɛtrɪfaɪ/
- Specialized
- To enhance accuracy, the team decided to metrify the recipe, converting all ingredients to grams.
So power once we all became metrified you, you can think of it in terms of watts.
- So power once we all became metrified you, you can think of it in terms of watts.
Examples
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So power once we all became metrified you, you can think of it in terms of watts.
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So power once we all became metrified you, you can think of it in terms of watts.
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The engineer had to metrify the measurements of the old building to ensure compliance with modern standards.
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Before publishing the report, they will metrify the data from the imperial system to the metric system.
Synonyms
Change measurements so they use meters, kilograms, and liters
To convert measurements to metric units like meters or grams
Surface Forms
Morphology
metrify = metric (transparent) = metri + ify
Formed by the productive verb-forming suffix '-ify' applied to 'metric', so the meaning 'make/convert to metric' is directly inferable.
Etymology
The word metrify comes from the root metr- and the Greek word metron meaning 'measure', the same root in meter and metric. So to metrify something is to change it into the 'metric' way of measuring.