condense in Latin
condense in Latin is condēnsō — condense means to make something shorter or more compact by removing unnecessary parts.
condense in Latin
condēnsō
(transitive) To concentrate toward the essence by making more close, compact, or dense, thereby decreasing size or volume.
What does "condense" mean?
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verb To make something shorter or more compact by removing unnecessary parts.
"She condensed the report into a single-page summary."
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verb To change from a gas into a liquid.
"Steam condenses into water when it touches a cold pane of glass."
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condense in a sentence
- She condensed the report into a single-page summary.
- Steam condenses into water when it touches a cold pane of glass.
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What is "condense" in Latin?
"condense" in Latin is condēnsō. condense means: To make something shorter or more compact by removing unnecessary parts.
How do you use "condense" in a sentence?
Example: "She condensed the report into a single-page summary." In Latin, "condense" is condēnsō.
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