liquefaction

as incondensation

as indissolution
as infusion

Synonyms for liquefaction

noun water buildup

Antonyms for liquefaction

dryness
unabridgment

Word Origin & History

late 15c., from French liquéfaction, from Late Latin liquefactionem (nominative liquefactio), noun of action from past participle stem of liquefacere "to make liquid, melt" (see liquefy).

Example Sentences for liquefaction

In fact, the liquefaction and saccharification should proceed simultaneously.

At eleven, I said Mass at the altar where I had witnessed the liquefaction.

Evidence derived from Liquefaction of one or both of the Gases.

The reagent that causes this liquefaction escapes my endeavors to detect it.

After the liquefaction, the grubs try to make off, showing that the fare is not to their liking.

Promoting its liquefaction with the spoon, you enjoy it through the mediation of a straw.

I have been conscious of perpetual evaporation and liquefaction.

The process of solidification or of liquefaction is therefore extended over a temperature interval ac.

Do you observe the uniform distribution of the growth and the absence of any sign of liquefaction in the medium?

Then the liquefaction of his interior ceased, and he felt a glow of fire gush through his veins.

liquefaction

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Antonyms for liquefaction

More words related to liquefaction

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dissolution

fusion

Synonyms for liquefaction

condensation