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oxidize

[ok-si-dahyz] / ˈɒk sɪˌdaɪz /
VERB
convert into oxide
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A slightly oxidized plaque at the tree’s base calls it “a mute witness” to the megalopolis that Los Angeles became.

From Los Angeles Times

But after finding a review of its debut at the 1893 Columbian Exposition that referred to the “subdued tone of oxidized silver,” the dealers S.J.

From New York Times

Cut fruit prone to oxidizing, such as apples, as close to serving as possible.

From Washington Post

"This production process makes soybean oil more prone to becoming oxidized — and when we have a lot of oxidized compounds in our body, we put ourselves at risk for multiple diseases."

From Fox News

Much of the book — a collection of adventures oxidized by the mist of legend — describes a posse that sets off to find the lost child.

From Washington Post