regelate Antonyms
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Meaning of regelate
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regelate (v. i.)
To freeze together again; to undergo regelation, as ice.
regelate Sentence Examples
- The wet snow regelated into a hard ice patch, making it difficult to walk.
- Regelation caused the ice cubes in the freezer to fuse together, forming a solid mass.
- The glacier regelated under its own weight, pressing the ice together and creating a smooth surface.
- Regelation and pressure welding combined to create a strong bond between the two metal pieces.
- The wax regelated in the candle, allowing it to solidify and hold its shape.
- When the temperature dropped below freezing, the water in the pipe regelated and formed a blockage.
- Regelation is a physical process that occurs when ice is subjected to pressure and melts at its surface, refreezing when the pressure is released.
- The ski slopes were treacherous because the snow had regelated overnight, creating a hard and icy crust.
- The glacier regelated slowly over time, carving out valleys and shaping the surrounding landscape.
- The ice rink was created by spraying water onto a concrete surface and allowing it to regelate, forming a smooth and slippery surface for skating.
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To freeze together again; to undergo regelation, as ice.
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The wet snow regelated into a hard ice patch, making it difficult to walk.
Regelation caused the ice cubes in the freezer to fuse together, forming a solid mass.
The glacier regelated under its own weight, pressing the ice together and creating a smooth surface.
Regelation and pressure welding combined to create a strong bond between the two metal pieces.
