granulate
gra
ˈgræ
grā
nu
njʊ
nyoo
late
ˌleɪt
leit
British pronunciation
/ɡɹˈanjʊlˌeɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "granulate"in English

to granulate
01

to break a substance down into small particles

Transitive: to granulate a substance
to granulate definition and meaning
example
Examples
To make the medication easier to swallow, the pharmacist granulated the tablets into a fine granular form.
She was granulating the herbs when the phone rang.
02

to form the specialized healing tissue involved in wound repair

Intransitive
example
Examples
As her cut began to granulate, new pink flesh was visible where the scab had been.
Tissue cells were actively granulating, differentiating into specialized cell types, such as fibroblasts and endothelial cells.
03

(of a substance) to transform into a granular or particulate form

Intransitive
example
Examples
Over time, the sugar syrup began to granulate, forming small crystals at the bottom of the jar.
The metal alloy slowly granulated as it cooled, forming tiny particles that would later be shaped into components.
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