solidified

verbharden

Word Origin & History

1799 (transitive); 1837 (intransitive), from French solidifier, from Old French solide (see solid (adj.)) + -fier (see -fy). Related: Solidified; solidifying.

Example Sentences for solidified

He looked like a man who had heard some news which had first steadied and then solidified him.

With this duplication, its national consciousness has as it were solidified.

Her ambition had solidified into an unreasoning conscientiousness.

Was it the solidified foam of the sea or the tears of the mermaid?

When the copper is solidified, but still red-hot, he forges it.

The interstices between the shots are solidified with sawdust.

This is merely the solidified secretion from the sebaceous gland.

Solidified alcohol was supplied so that the coffee could be served hot.

Not until the solidified gum had been expelled was there any domestic peace.

Nutrient media for the culture of bacteria are solidified by 10-15 per cent.

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concrete

adjective. hardened

condensed

adjective. compressed

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adjective. hardened

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firm

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more concrete

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