liquefy
liq
ˈlɪk
lik
ue
fy
ˌfaɪ
fai
British pronunciation
/lˈɪkwɪfˌa‌ɪ/

Definition & Meaning of "liquefy"in English

to liquefy
01

to change from a solid state and become fluid or liquid

Intransitive
to liquefy definition and meaning
example
Examples
As the temperature rose, the snow on the ground started to liquefy.
The scientist discovered a new chemical compound that has the ability to liquefy at room temperature.
02

to cause a substance to change from a solid state to a liquid state by applying heat

Transitive: to liquefy a substance
example
Examples
The heat from the torch liquified the metal, allowing it to be poured into a mold.
The chef liquefied the chocolate by gently heating it in a double boiler, creating a smooth and pourable consistency for the dessert sauce.
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