coagulation
kəʊˌæɡjuˈleɪʃən
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Definition of coagulation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
biologyTECH.process of blood forming solid clotsTECH.
  • Coagulation is crucial to stop bleeding.
clotting thickening
2.
scienceTECH.formation of semisolid lumps in a liquidTECH.
  • The milk underwent coagulation and turned lumpy.
clotting curdling thickening
3.
food processTECH.solidification of materials like tofuTECH.
  • The tofu's coagulation gives it a firm texture.
curdling solidification thickening
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Expressions with coagulation

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blood coagulationn.
process where blood turns from liquid to gel to stop bleeding
Blood coagulation is essential for healing after an injury..
coagulation factorn.
protein in blood essential for clotting
Hemophilia is caused by a missing coagulation factor.
disseminated intravascular coagulationn.
serious condition with widespread blood clotting in the body
The patient was diagnosed with disseminated intravascular coagulation.

Origin of coagulation

Latin, coagulare (to curdle)

Terms related to coagulation

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coagulatecoagulatedcoagulatingbloodhemostasisplasmaprocesssolidaggregationchangegelationprecipitation

Terms with coagulation included in their meaning

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curds and wheyn.
dairy product
mixture of curds and liquid remaining after milk coagulation
anticoagulantadj.
treatment
acting to reduce blood coagulation
clotting factorn.
coagulation
substance in blood aiding coagulation
coagulantn.
chemistry
material that aids coagulation in water treatment
coagulasen.
chemistry
enzyme that induces coagulation in biological contexts
coagulativeadj.
medical
having the power to cause coagulation
cothromboplastinn.
biology
coagulation factor formed in the liver
photocoagulatorn.
surgical device
device with xenon flash lamp for tissue coagulation

Examples of coagulation in a sentence

  • Coagulation disorders can lead to excessive bleeding.
  • Coagulation of blood is crucial in healing.
  • The process of coagulation was observed in the lab.
  • Coagulation is essential in cheese production.
  • The process of coagulation affects the final product's quality.

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  1. French:coagulation, gélification, ...
  2. German:Blutgerinnung, Verfestigung, ...
  3. Italian:coagulazione, solidificazione, ...
  4. Spanish:coagulación, solidificación, ...
  5. Portuguese:coagulação, ...
  6. Chinese:凝血, 凝结, ...
  7. Japanese:凝固, 凝結, ...
  8. Arabic:تَخَثُّر, تَجَلُّط, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְרִישַׁת דָּם, קְרִישָׁה, ...
  10. Russian:коагуляция, свертывание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:коагуляція, згортання, ...
  12. Hindi:थक्का जमना, जमावट, ...
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