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condense Verb

— When water in the gaseous state meets a cold surface, it condenses. The hot water condensed on the cold aluminium above it.

condense

— verb (= distill) undergo condensation; change from a gaseous to a liquid state and fall in drops water condenses The acid distills at a specific temperature — verb make more concise condense the contents of a book into a summary — verb (= concentrate) compress or concentrate Congress condensed the three-year plan into a six-month plan — verb develop due to condensation All our planets condensed out of the same material — verb become more compact or concentrated Her feelings condensed — verb cause a gas or vapor to change into a liquid The cold air condensed the steam — verb remove water from condense the milk

Synonyms condense synonyms

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condense English » English

compress concentrate thicken abridge summarize compact digest contract distill shorten abstract abbreviate summarise sum up reduce precipitate confine wind up tighten tense telescope stress strech strain stow squeeze squash shut up shrink rack put away preserve pinch pack oppress lock up liquefy harden fall epitomize enclose dry distil dehydrate congeal capsule boil down weatherstrip to reduce in volume to increase the density

Topics condense topics

What do people use condense to talk about?
Universe, creation World

Solid, liquid, gas
States Big Long

Short, not long

Conjugation condense conjugation

How do you conjugate condense?

condense · verb

Examples condense examples

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It's going to condense!
They condense by gravity from gas and dust until their temperatures become so high that they begin to shine.
After stars condense in the hidden interiors of interstellar clouds what happens to them?
First, in my course, we are trying to condense 200 and. some odd years of history. into nine months of lessons.
In certain conditions, these condense into abnormal pockets of space.
During the distillation the alcohol vapors. run through the coils and condense. Within the container. and come out the other end of the coils. and into the bowl.
I suggest you try to condense it.
Dan Rather thinks he can condense a whole day's events into a half-hour.
Perhaps by focusing on one incident. a single event that exemplifies your relationship with your father. you'll be able to condense your thoughts.
The Philosopher's Stones above, and the Philosopher's Stones here, will collide with the two transmutation circles and condense together.
Although that last one would be kind of hard to condense.
But the other side of the equation tells us something else and that is that it's possible for energy to condense back into mass.
There 'a lot of material and a short time, then I'll see 'to condense.
You will observe how cold water is pumped through here, allowing the essence to condense here. until it finally. appears. here!
I just have to produce water vapor which will condense as cloud and block the sun.
You know, if you take everything I've accomplished in my entire life and condense it down into one day, it looks decent.
Mr. Douglas I don't think that I have the intellectual ability to condense 1 7 years of study and experiment into 1 7 minutes of explanation.
It'a a fantastic quote, you could condense it to one word that is, war.
Condense. Plot.
Though that last one would be kind of hard to condense.
Roman try to condense the oxygen membranes, we can lose ten pounds.
Consolidate the existing energy waves from these Artifacts and condense them into The earpieces we're using today.
Now, evaporated zinc will only condense onto metal.
I condense for the dramatic purposes.
We can condense those two years to two minutes.
As you can see, I just need to condense it.
If you condense the whole history of life, from its beginnings until the present moment, into a year, then it wasn't until the end of September that the first creatures of any size, jellyfish and so on, appeared in the sea.
This is a stellar nursery, a place where stars are born. They condense by gravity from gas and dust until their temperatures become so high that they begin to shine.
Soon, the water will pass through the placenta, and condense.
Look. how about I tell you how to condense a red stone?
Further inland the air remains so warm that its moisture does not condense so this slender strip of desert is virtually the only part of the Atacama where life can exist.
If it works, the module will condense all moisture in a 300-foot radius, steam it up through the volcano like a geyser.
Beyond the Higgs, the universe continues to condense.
Facts, details, condense, plot, tell it.

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