atomised

ˈætəmaɪzd

Definition of atomised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

division

divided into separate parts

The atomised society struggled to find unity.

dispersed

fragmented

fragmentation

broken into very small parts

The atomised particles were barely visible.

disintegrated

fragmented

shattered

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Origin of atomised

Greek, atomos (indivisible)

Examples of atomised in a sentence

An atomised community can face many challenges.
The atomised solution was used in the experiment.
The atomised debris covered the floor.

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French:atomisé, pulvérisé, ...
German:atomisiert, ...
Italian:diviso, atomizzato, ...
Spanish:dividido, atomizado, ...
Portuguese:atomizada, atomizado, ...
Chinese:分散的, 雾化, ...
Japanese:分裂した, 微粒化された, ...
Arabic:مُجَزَّأ, مُفَتَّت, ...
Hebrew:מְפוֹרָק, מְפֹרָק, ...
Russian:разделённый, атомизированный, ...
Ukrainian:розділений, розпилений, ...
Hindi:विभाजित, चूर्णित, ...
Bengali:খণ্ডিত, চূর্ণিত, ...
Catalan:atomitzat, pulveritzat, ...
Czech:atomizovaný, rozprášený, ...
Danish:opsplittet, atomiseret, ...
Dutch:geatomiseerd, verneveld, ...
Greek:κατακερματισμένος, κονιορτοποιημένος, ...
Hungarian:szétaprózódott, porlasztott, ...
Khmer:បែកបាក់ជាផ្នែកៗ, បំបែកជាភាគល្អិតតូចៗ, ...
Korean:분열된, 분산된, ...
Persian:پراکنده, اتمیزه‌شده, ...
Polish:podzielony, rozbity na drobne części, ...
Portuguese (BR):atomizado, ...
Romanian:divizat, atomizat, ...
Swedish:uppdelad, atomiserad, ...
Thai:กระจัดกระจาย, แตกละเอียด, ...
Turkish:bölünmüş, atomize, ...
Vietnamese:phân tán, tơi mịn, ...

atomise

ˈæt.ə.maɪz

Definition of atomise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

chemistry

Rare

break up into many small parts or pieces

Rare

The company plans to atomise its operations to increase efficiency.

disintegrate

fragment

military

Rare

attack with bombs or heavy firepower

Rare

The city was atomised during the war.

blitz

bombard

shell

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Origin of atomise

Greek, atomos (indivisible)

Examples of atomise in a sentence

The explosion managed to atomise the rock into tiny fragments.
The enemy base was atomised in the assault.
They planned to atomise the stronghold at dawn.

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French:fragmenter, atomiser, ...
German:aufspalten, bombardieren, ...
Italian:frantumare, bombardare, ...
Spanish:atomizar, bombardear, ...
Portuguese:atomizar, bombardear, ...
Chinese:分解, 轰炸, ...
Japanese:細分化する, 爆撃する, ...
Arabic:فَكَّكَ, قَصَفَ, ...
Hebrew:לְפָרֵק, לְהַפְצִיץ, ...
Russian:раздробить, разбомбить, ...
Ukrainian:розпорошити, атомізувати, ...
Hindi:छोटे टुकड़ों में तोड़ना, बमबारी करना, ...
Bengali:বিভক্ত করা, বোমাবর্ষণ করা, ...
Catalan:atomitzar, bombardejar, ...
Czech:rozdrobit, bombardovat, ...
Danish:opdele, bombardere, ...
Dutch:opdelen, bombarderen, ...
Greek:κατακερματίζω, βομβαρδίζω, ...
Hungarian:porlasztani, szétbombázni, ...
Khmer:បំបែកជាបំណែកតូចៗ, បាញ់ទម្លាក់គ្រាប់បែកយ៉ាងខ្លាំង, ...
Korean:분해하다, 폭격하다, ...
Persian:تجزیه کردن, بمباران کرد, ...
Polish:rozbijać, bombardować, ...
Portuguese (BR):atomizar, bombardear, ...
Romanian:a fragmenta, a bombarda, ...
Swedish:splittra, bomba, ...
Thai:แยกเป็นส่วนเล็กๆ, โจมตีด้วยระเบิด, ...
Turkish:parçalara ayırmak, bombalamak, ...
Vietnamese:chia nhỏ, tấn công, ...

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