to tablet
- verb
- /ˈtæblɪt/
- Specialized
- After preparing the mixture, the technician tablets it to ensure accurate dosing.
- tableted extract
Examples
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Never switch a low-dose drug; less than a 10 mg dose per pill means a larger margin for error in tabletting, and there are very few manufacturers in the world with the capability to tablet reliably below 10 mg API per pill.
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The pharmacist tablets the powdered medicine into uniform shapes for easier use.
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To create the supplement, the manufacturer tablets the active ingredients into small pills.
Compounds
An ancient flat piece of clay from Babylon with wedge-shaped writing used to record laws, trade, or stories
Surface Forms
Etymology
To tablet as a verb means to form a substance into small flat pieces and comes from the noun tablet, which meant a 'little board' or 'flat piece', so to tablet medicine is to make it into pills.