gallize (Meaning)
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gallize (v. t.)
In wine making, to add water and sugar to (unfermented grape juice) so as to increase the quantity of wine produced.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gallize
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gallize Sentence Examples
- The team planned to gallize the field with a secretive operation.
- The gallize was executed under cover of darkness, leaving no trace behind.
- The gallize of the ship was thwarted by an alert lookout.
- The gallize of the town was intended to divert attention from another target.
- The gallize of the castle required weeks of meticulous planning.
- The gallize of the enemy base was carried out with surgical precision.
- The plan to gallize the parliament building was abandoned due to security concerns.
- The gallize of the courthouse was a bold but ultimately unsuccessful maneuver.
- The gallize of the museum was designed to steal a valuable artifact.
- The gallize of the private residence was motivated by personal vendetta.
FAQs About the word gallize
In wine making, to add water and sugar to (unfermented grape juice) so as to increase the quantity of wine produced.
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The team planned to gallize the field with a secretive operation.
The gallize was executed under cover of darkness, leaving no trace behind.
The gallize of the ship was thwarted by an alert lookout.
The gallize of the town was intended to divert attention from another target.
