Synonym: compress, concentrate, reduce, squeeze. Antonym: enlarge, expand, rarefy, widen. Similar words: condensation, condescension, dense, despondent, respondent, condemn, consensus, correspondent. Meaning: [kən'dens] v. 1. undergo condensation; change from a gaseous to a liquid state and fall in drops 2. make more concise 3. remove water from 4. cause a gas or vapor to change into a liquid 5. become more compact or concentrated 6. develop due to condensation 7. compress or concentrate.
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61. You can vaporize it and then condense it back again.
62. And even if it were possible, I would never want to condense my father's motivations to such an unromantic singularity.
63. The crowning task would be to condense these voluminous still - accumulating materials.
64. Acetone condensation method is widely used nowadays. Three molecules of acetone condense to form one molecule of isophorone in the method of acetone condensation. Sentencedict.com
65. Immediately below the fallopian tubes, the anterior and posterior peritoneal folds condense to form the mesosalpinx .
66. The default ratio used to condense entries is approximately 255 notes (one note equals one user or group entry) in a Domino Directory are compressed into one note in the mobile directory catalog.
67. Living organisms such as hyacinth can condense dilute impurities in water a concentration with economic value.
68. Vapor or fumes may condense on piping, ducts, or stack walls.
69. Imperial Mausoleum is accumulation of a dynasty and condense of culture.
70. I've tried to condense ten pages of comments into two.
71. A question such as, "What do you like about the neighbourhood, and what do you want to change?", can take a group a couple of evenings to itemize, condense and prioritize.
72. Use your own shorthand and notational system to highlight important facts and actions in the material you're learning. Condense, memorize and review the material you've learned by creating mindmaps.
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