solidify
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definition
verb
the magma slowly solidifies and forms crystals
make or become hard or solid.
example
social and political pressures helped to 'solidify' national identities
When the temperature drops (due to cold weather or when the body is at rest), the capsules 'solidify' and release the stored heat.
social and political pressures helped to 'solidify' national identities
The mixture is left to 'solidify' and once coagulated is scored with a knife and left overnight.
But do we really want to 'solidify' and accentuate differences?
And what would 'solidify' that was the fact that he came in last week when Brady went down and the team responded to him.
Gradually and under the direction of Mark Hutchinson the Boys defence began to 'solidify' and Hanover began to own less possession in midfield.
At a time when voter apathy and distrust of politicians is a concern on the lips of almost the entire chattering class, this is a measure sure to help 'solidify' all these problems.
However, many accountability systems tend to 'solidify' and perpetuate these differences rather than facilitate their elimination.
Active steps to embrace this reality and prepare for it will 'solidify' the National Guard's importance in that role.
Inevitably, where molten rock met the bitter cold of space, heat was lost rapidly, allowing the outermost levels of the magma ocean to 'solidify' to a thin crust.
Recent research suggests that this gas can later 'solidify' into a blob.
In some instances, stationary magmas 'solidify' in situ.
His political fence-mending goes on all the time and he has worked hard to 'solidify' his base.
And the Salt Lake Tribune declared on the day after the election, ‘While the nation and most of Utah tilt further to the right, Salt Lake County is 'solidifying' as a bastion for the left.’
As sea-salt is to spume, so letters are to conversation, 'solidifying' and preserving the froth of wit and wisdom, fret and fume, which would otherwise have died still-born on the air of their delivery.
Quickly it 'solidified' into crystals of ice, and in only a few moments the surface of the cloak was covered with a sheen of glimmering ice.
Slowly the molten rock 'solidified' , and fissures appeared, while the water was still hot and fluid.
Apparently, thousands of kitchen sinks are clogged every Christmas when turkey fat is tipped down the sink, then 'solidifies' in the U-bend.
And that means taking their heads out of the sand and understanding that the literary culture is 'solidifying' : online and in other places.
The departure time slowly crept nearer, and the airlift rumors were 'solidifying' into reality.
Ocean ridges are linear features on the ocean floor where molten magma originating in the earth's mantle rises and 'solidifies' to form new ocean crust.
The mold must be preheated with a blowtorch to keep the silver from 'solidifying' before it fills the whole cavity.
Hydrogenated fat is vegetable oil that has been chemically altered so that it becomes harder, more saturated and 'solidifies' at room temperature.
The appearance of the play-within-a-play 'solidified' for me the impression that Foolish Acts is one big fluffy in-joke.
The segregation vesicles are interpreted to represent solidified interstitial melts, which migrated into gas bubbles prior to lava 'solidification' .
This starts to get at how the radical contingency of science 'solidifies' through processes of excluding whatever is not-science.
Despite the steel strike, the rest of the decade was marked by the 'solidification' of a relatively peaceful collective bargaining system between well-entrenched unions and large industrial corporations.
Problems result from this reaction whereby it does not remain homogeneous and local 'solidification' occurs.
That realization is hard for Anna, because it 'solidifies' that the only exciting things in her life at this point are the little encounters she has with the mysterious count.
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