CEFR B2

solidifying

verb

Meaning

To make or become firm, hard, or solid; to make or become definite or certain.

Examples

The molten lava began to solidify as it cooled, forming new rock.
After months of discussion, the team's plans for the new project finally solidified.

Synonyms: harden, thicken, coagulate, crystallize, consolidate

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solidifying (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /səˈlɪdɪfaɪ/

Definition

To make or become firm, hard, or solid; to make or become definite or certain.

Examples

The molten lava began to solidify as it cooled, forming new rock.
After months of discussion, the team's plans for the new project finally solidified.
The company hopes to solidify its position as a market leader with this new product.

How to Use solidifying

solidify into (prepositional phrase): To change into a solid form of something. — "The gelatin will solidify into a firm dessert if left in the fridge."
solidify one's grip (collocation): To strengthen control or influence. — "The dictator worked to solidify his grip on power after the coup."

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