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  • verbpurify
  • verbdivert

synonyms for sublimate

  • clean
  • cleanse
  • rarefy
  • refine
  • uphold
  • repress
  • transfer
  • suppress
  • redirect
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    How to use sublimate in a sentence

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    Like a pet particularly prone to shedding, Swift-Tuttle leaves behind tiny bits of itself as it ambles along through the solar system, particularly when it’s near our star, and its solid, icy surface heats up, sublimating into a gas.
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    It’s one of only five moons in the solar system known to be geologically active, as evidenced by its active geysers that spew sublimated nitrogen gas.
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    Still, dry ice sublimates, or turns directly into carbon dioxide gas.
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    I guess I’m thinking that if I’m sublimating, I’m not doing it well enough.
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    In fact, I think it’s quite not, but I’m probably doing a whole lot of sublimating without knowing it.
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    It dissolves mercury, and with it forms corrosive sublimate.
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    I compounded this philter of corrosive sublimate and herbs that have an effect upon the skin.
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    Mademoiselle Huet saw that the box contained sublimate of mercury in powder and in paste.
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    Corrosive sublimate, saturated aqueous solution, for five minutes.
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    WORDS RELATED TO SUBLIMATE

    • boil down
    • brew
    • clarify
    • concentrate
    • condense
    • cook
    • cut
    • cut down
    • cut to the bone
    • dribble
    • drip
    • drop
    • evaporate
    • express
    • extract
    • ferment
    • get to the meat
    • infuse
    • precipitate
    • press
    • press out
    • purify
    • rarefy
    • rectify
    • refine
    • squeeze out
    • steam
    • sublimate
    • trickle
    • trim
    • vaporize
    • volatilize
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