sublimation in Turkish
sublimation in Turkish is yüceltme — sublimation means the change of a solid directly into a gas without passing through a liquid stage, and sometimes the reverse change from gas straight to solid.
sublimation in Turkish
yüceltme
(psychology) The transformation of an impulse into something socially constructive. [from 20th c.]
What does "sublimation" mean?
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noun The change of a solid directly into a gas without passing through a liquid stage, and sometimes the reverse change from gas straight to solid.
"Dry ice does not melt; it disappears by sublimation into carbon dioxide gas."
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noun In psychology, the process of redirecting an urge that cannot be acted on directly — often an aggressive or sexual one — into an activity that is socially acceptable or creative.
"He described his boxing as a sublimation of a temper he could not otherwise control."
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noun A printing method in which solid dye is turned into gas by heat and bonded into fabric or a coated surface.
"The mugs are decorated by dye sublimation, so the image will not peel."
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sublimation in a sentence
- Dry ice does not melt; it disappears by sublimation into carbon dioxide gas.
- Snow can vanish from a mountainside by sublimation even when the temperature never rises above freezing.
- He described his boxing as a sublimation of a temper he could not otherwise control.
- The mugs are decorated by dye sublimation, so the image will not peel.
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What is "sublimation" in Turkish?
"sublimation" in Turkish is yüceltme. sublimation means: The change of a solid directly into a gas without passing through a liquid stage, and sometimes the reverse change from gas straight to solid.
How do you use "sublimation" in a sentence?
Example: "Dry ice does not melt; it disappears by sublimation into carbon dioxide gas." In Turkish, "sublimation" is yüceltme.
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