canalizing (Meaning)
canalizing
to develop new channels (as new capillaries in a blood clot), to direct into preferred channels, to flow in or into a channel, to provide with an outlet, to make into or similar to a canal, to provide with a canal or channel, to establish new channels, to drain (a wound) by forming channels without the use of tubes
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canalizing Sentence Examples
- The city's intricate canal system canalizes water from the river to various neighborhoods.
- Engineers are canalizing the floodwaters to prevent them from inundating the town.
- The canalizing of the river improved its navigability and reduced the risk of flooding.
- The dam's canalizing function ensures a consistent flow of water downstream.
- By canalizing the volcanic eruption, scientists were able to control the flow of lava and minimize its damage.
- The artist's painting canalized her emotions, expressing her inner turmoil in vibrant colors.
- The canalizing of funds into education has led to significant improvements in literacy rates.
- The government's policies canalized investment into renewable energy sources.
- The canalizing of information through social media has democratized access to news and knowledge.
- The teacher's guidance canalized the students' efforts, helping them to focus and succeed.
FAQs About the word canalizing
to develop new channels (as new capillaries in a blood clot), to direct into preferred channels, to flow in or into a channel, to provide with an outlet, to mak
channeling, siphoning, carrying, conducting,directing, piping, funnelling, channelling, funneling, channelizing
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The city's intricate canal system canalizes water from the river to various neighborhoods.
Engineers are canalizing the floodwaters to prevent them from inundating the town.
The canalizing of the river improved its navigability and reduced the risk of flooding.
The dam's canalizing function ensures a consistent flow of water downstream.
