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Meanings of crystallized in English

Portuguese
formalizado
Spanish
definido

Having become fixed and definite in form.

formalizado

Having both internal structure and external form of a crystal.

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Usage of crystallized in English
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This notion grew and crystallized; thus adding to his natural North-country conceit.
Plain Tales from the Hills
2
And his own words suddenly crystallized the terror that was in him.
Dangerous Days
3
My thought experiment crystallized a key tension I've noticed in the Bible.
The Year of Living Biblically: One Man's Humble Quest to Follow ...
4
She was astonished that the idea had never before crystallized into action.
The Quirt
5
She craved for the living, the developing-thecrystallized and finished wearied her.
The Enchanted April
6
The moment the suspicion entered, a host of circumstances crystallized around it.
Wilfrid Cumbermede
7
There's a reason why we say, oh, my thoughts crystallized into something.
The new yorker
8
With that brief encounter, their roles and the rules of conduct crystallized.
The Fall of Reach
9
It was the first time polyethylene crystallized through stirring rather than cooling.
Reuters
10
By about A.D. 200 the new conditions had more or less crystallized.
A History of China
11
In addition, the M. tuberculosis enzyme was crystallized in complex with CTP.
Pubmed
12
For us it crystallized the difference between a toy and a tool.
Wired
13
Her wandering, forlorn thoughts crystallized at sight of the woman before her.
Judith of the Plains
14
Esme paused in her journey, and her subconscious realization crystallized into substance.
While galileo preys
15
California's crystallized fruits are in constant demand, especially for the Christmas trade.
History of California
16
Pile high with fruit whip and garnish with finely chopped crystallized ginger.
Mrs. Wilson's Cook Book / Numerous New Recipes Based on Present ...
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Translations for crystallized
Spanish
definido
Crystallized through the time
Crystallized across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common