inspissate Antonyms
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Meaning of inspissate
Wordnet
inspissate (v)
make viscous or dense
make thick or thicker
become thick or thicker
Webster
inspissate (v. t.)
To thicken or bring to greater consistence, as fluids by evaporation.
Webster
inspissate (a.)
Thick or thickened; inspissated.
inspissate Sentence Examples
- The fog inspissated into a thick, impenetrable blanket, obscuring visibility.
- The once-clear honey had inexplicably inspissated, becoming viscous and molasses-like.
- The researcher carefully inspissated the blood sample to concentrate its components.
- As the sun set, the air inspissated with moisture, creating a muggy and uncomfortable evening.
- The sauce had slowly inspissated on the stove, transforming from a liquid to a creamy paste.
- The forest path grew inspissated with undergrowth, making it challenging to traverse.
- The fog inspissated in the valley, creating an ethereal and mysterious atmosphere.
- The scientist used a centrifuge to inspissate the cell culture, separating the cells from the supernatant.
- The air in the room inspissated with the strong odor of perfume, making it unbearable to breathe.
- The paint had inspissated in the can, forming a thick and gummy substance that was difficult to apply.
FAQs About the word inspissate
make viscous or dense, make thick or thicker, become thick or thickerTo thicken or bring to greater consistence, as fluids by evaporation., Thick or thickened;
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The fog inspissated into a thick, impenetrable blanket, obscuring visibility.
The once-clear honey had inexplicably inspissated, becoming viscous and molasses-like.
The researcher carefully inspissated the blood sample to concentrate its components.
As the sun set, the air inspissated with moisture, creating a muggy and uncomfortable evening.
