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Meaning of liquifying
liquifying
to become liquid, to reduce to a liquid state, to make or become liquid
liquifying Sentence Examples
- The intense heat of the sun liquified the asphalt, making it treacherous to walk on.
- The doctor's scalpel liquified the cyst, releasing its contents.
- The butter liquified in the pan, bubbling and sizzling as it heated.
- The ice cream truck blasted hot air, liquifying the melting treats inside.
- The lava flowed down the volcano's slope, liquifying everything in its path.
- The strong acid liquified the metal, corroding it beyond repair.
- The candle wax liquified under the flame, casting intricate shadows on the walls.
- The sweat on the runner's forehead liquified and dripped down his face.
- The glacier's ice liquified into meltwater, forming a raging torrent.
- The alchemist's cauldron bubbled as he attempted to liquify gold, hoping to unravel its ancient secrets.
FAQs About the word liquifying
to become liquid, to reduce to a liquid state, to make or become liquid
fusing,melting, dissolving,thawing, deliquescing, rendering, softening, smelting, fluxing, thinning
solidifying, setting, hardening,thickening, clotting, gelling, congealing, coagulating, jelling,jellying
The intense heat of the sun liquified the asphalt, making it treacherous to walk on.
The doctor's scalpel liquified the cyst, releasing its contents.
The butter liquified in the pan, bubbling and sizzling as it heated.
The ice cream truck blasted hot air, liquifying the melting treats inside.
