coagulated

Meanings

• The process of converting a liquid into a semi-solid or solid state, typically by adding an agent that causes the liquid to thicken.

  - "Example 1: Coagulated milk is used to make cheese."
  - "Example 2: Blood coagulates to form a clot and stop bleeding."

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Antonyms

dissolve , melt

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with coagulated
coagulate , medicate , activate , elaborate

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. coagulate (en) : To convert a liquid into a semi-solid or solid state.
   

2. coagulate (en) : To form a clot or mass in order to stop bleeding or to collect matter.
   

3. coagulation (en) : The process of converting a liquid into a semi-solid or solid state, typically by adding an agent that causes the liquid to thicken.
   

4. coagulant (en) : A substance that causes a liquid to thicken or to form a clot, typically by interacting with the proteins in the liquid.
   

5. coagulate (en) : To move or cause to move in a slow and deliberate manner, typically in response to a stimulus or as part of a process.
   

6. coagulation (en) : The act or process of causing or allowing something to coagulate, typically by adding a coagulant or by allowing the liquid to sit and thicken naturally.
   

7. coagulate (en) : To combine or unite different things or elements into a single mass or entity, typically by applying pressure or by using a binding agent.
   

8. coagulation (en) : The process or act of causing or allowing something to coagulate, typically by adding a coagulant or by allowing the liquid to sit and thicken naturally.
   

9. coagulate (en) : To cause or allow something to change from a liquid or runny state to a thicker or semi-solid state, typically by adding a coagulant or by allowing the liquid to sit and thicken naturally.
   

10. coagulation (en) : The process or act of causing or allowing something to coagulate, typically by adding a coagulant or by allowing the liquid to sit and thicken naturally, resulting in a thicker or semi-solid state.
    

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Variants

List of all variants of coagulated that leads to same result
coagulabilities , coagulability , coagulable , coagulate , coagulated , coagulates , coagulating

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Forms

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Etymology

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The term 'coagulated' comes from the Latin word 'coagulare', which means 'to thicken' or 'to clot'.

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Related Concepts

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1. clotting: The process by which blood coagulates to form a clot and stop bleeding.

2. coagulant: A substance that causes a liquid to coagulate, typically by interacting with the proteins in the liquid.

3. gelatinization: The process by which a liquid or solid is transformed into a gel-like substance, typically by adding a thickening agent or by heating the liquid to a specific temperature.

4. thickening: The process by which a liquid is transformed into a thicker or semi-solid state, typically by adding a thickening agent or by allowing the liquid to sit and thicken naturally.

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