jellify Synonyms
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jellify Meaning
Wordnet
jellify (v)
become jelly
make into jelly
Webster
jellify (v. t. & i.)
To make, or to become, gelatinous; to jelly.
jellify Sentence Examples
- The substance quickly jellified, turning into a firm and wobbly mass.
- The jellified solution created a smooth and translucent coating over the surface.
- A layer of jellified fat formed just beneath the skin of the cooked meat.
- The gelatinous particles jellified the liquid, giving it a gel-like consistency.
- As the temperature cooled, the liquid jellified, trapping tiny air bubbles within its structure.
- During the cooking process, the pectin in the fruit jellified, creating a thick and spreadable jam.
- The jellified serum formed a protective layer over the wound, preventing infection.
- The natural jellification of egg white is a key factor in the creation of stable foams and meringues.
- The process of jellification involves a series of molecular interactions that cause the formation of a semi-solid structure.
- The jellified material can be easily deformed and reshaped, making it suitable for various applications in food, pharmaceutical, and industrial settings.
FAQs About the word jellify
become jelly, make into jellyTo make, or to become, gelatinous; to jelly.
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The substance quickly jellified, turning into a firm and wobbly mass.
The jellified solution created a smooth and translucent coating over the surface.
A layer of jellified fat formed just beneath the skin of the cooked meat.
The gelatinous particles jellified the liquid, giving it a gel-like consistency.
