bullition Antonyms
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Meaning of bullition
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bullition (v. i.)
The action of boiling; boiling. [Obs.] See Ebullition.
bullition Sentence Examples
- The water reached a state of intense bullition as it boiled vigorously on the stove.
- In the chemistry lab, students observed the bullition point of various liquids to understand their properties.
- The chef watched the pot of soup with anticipation, waiting for the first signs of bullition to adjust the heat.
- The scientist recorded the temperature at which the liquid entered bullition as part of the experiment's data.
- The sudden bullition of the volcano caught the nearby villagers off guard, prompting an evacuation.
- As the pressure increased, the liquid underwent bullition, releasing steam in the process.
- During the demonstration, the teacher explained how air pressure affects the bullition of liquids.
- In the distillation process, bullition separates the components of the mixture based on their boiling points.
- The rapid bullition of the water created a mesmerizing spectacle as bubbles danced to the surface.
- The hiker used a portable stove to bring water to bullition for cooking meals while on the trail.
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The action of boiling; boiling. [Obs.] See Ebullition.
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The water reached a state of intense bullition as it boiled vigorously on the stove.
In the chemistry lab, students observed the bullition point of various liquids to understand their properties.
The chef watched the pot of soup with anticipation, waiting for the first signs of bullition to adjust the heat.
The scientist recorded the temperature at which the liquid entered bullition as part of the experiment's data.
