verb
congeal
Congeal (verb) means to turn from a liquid into a solid, often because it has gone cold.
verb
1
To turn from a liquid into a solid, often because it has gone cold.
2
To thicken into a soft, jelly-like lump.
3
To make something stiff and unable to move.
"We must act before opposition to our plans congeals."
4
To go hard and set firm.
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What is the meaning of congeal?
"congeal" (verb) means to turn from a liquid into a solid, often because it has gone cold.
What is another word for congeal?
Other words for "congeal" include jell, set.
What is the opposite of congeal?
Opposites of "congeal" include thaw, melt.
What are the different meanings of congeal?
"congeal" has 3 main meanings: 1. To turn from a liquid into a solid, often because it has gone cold; 2. To thicken into a soft, jelly-like lump; 3. To make something stiff and unable to move.
