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deliquefy

deliquefy verb: to reverse the liquefication of.

Verb

deliquefy (third-person singular simple present deliquefies, present participle deliquefying, simple past and past participle deliquefied)

  1. (transitive) To reverse the liquefication of.
    • It means you can get—buy natural gas from overseas in liquefied form and deliquefy it.2006, Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States: George W. Bush, page 1838

Forms of deliquefy

third-person singular presentdeliquefies
present participledeliquefying
past participledeliquefied
pastdeliquefied

Origin of deliquefy

From de- + liquefy.

Questions about deliquefy

What does deliquefy mean?
Deliquefy means to reverse the liquefication of.
What part of speech is deliquefy?
Deliquefy is a verb.
What is the past tense of deliquefy?
The past tense of deliquefy is deliquefied.

Words near deliquefy in the dictionary

  1. deliquating
  2. deliquation
  3. deliquations
  4. deliquefied
  5. deliquefies
  6. deliquefy
  7. deliquefying
  8. deliquesce
  9. deliquesced
  10. deliquescence
  11. deliquescences

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