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Definition of sublimated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
psychologyelevated to a higher status or level
- His sublimated role in the company brought new responsibilities..
2.
chemistryTECH. changed from solid to gas without becoming liquidTECH.
- The sublimated iodine was collected in the cooler part of the apparatus.
3.
psychoanalysisTECH. modified instincts into socially acceptable formsTECH.
- His sublimated aggression was channeled into competitive sports.
4.
refinementrefined or purified
- The artist's sublimated vision was evident in her latest work.
Origin of sublimated
Latin, sublimare (to lift up)
Examples of sublimated in a sentence
The artist's sublimated status earned him great respect. The sublimated dry ice created a foggy effect. Sublimated sulfur was visible on the surface. Her sublimated anger appeared in her meticulous research. The novel portrays sublimated desire as artistic ambition. His sublimated taste in music was admired by all.
The sublimated elegance of the sculpture captivated the audience.
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- French:sublimé, raffiné, ...
- German:sublimiert, veredelt, ...
- Italian:sublimato, raffinato, ...
- Spanish:sublimado, refinado, ...
- Portuguese:sublimado, evaporado, ...
- Chinese:升华的, 直接气化的, ...
- Japanese:昇華された, 昇華した, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَقٍ, مُتَصاعِد, ...
- Hebrew:מוּרָם, מְסֻבְּלִים בְּכִימִיָּה, ...
- Russian:сублимированный, утончённый, ...
- Ukrainian:підвищений, сублімований, ...
- Hindi:उन्नत, उर्ध्वपातित, ...
Definition of sublimate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
chemistrytr./intr. TECH. change a solid into a gas without meltingtr./intr. TECH.
- The chemist sublimated the iodine crystals.
2.
psychologytr. TECH. divert instinctual impulses into socially acceptable activitiestr. TECH.
- He sublimates his aggressive impulses into intense workouts..
3.
improvementtr. raise something to a state of excellencetr.
- The teacher sublimated the student's skills.
Noun
chemistryTECH. material obtained from sublimation processTECH.
- The chemist examined the sublimate under the microscope.
Adjective
qualityDated elevated or refined in quality or stateDated
- The artwork had a sublimate beauty that captivated everyone.
Expressions with sublimate
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poisonous white chemical used as pesticide or antiseptic
Corrosive sublimate was used to disinfect wounds.
Origin of sublimate
Latin, sub (under) + limen (threshold)
Examples of sublimate in a sentence
The process to sublimate requires specific conditions. She sublimates her fears into creative writing. They sublimated their grief into community service. He sublimated his anger into a creative project. She sublimated her energy into volunteering. The sublimate formed crystals on cooling.
Sublimate collection requires careful handling. The sublimate charm of the poem was undeniable. His sublimate manners impressed the guests.
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- French:sublimer, sublimat, ...
- German:sublimieren, Sublimat, ...
- Italian:sublimare, sublimato, ...
- Spanish:sublimar, sublimado, ...
- Portuguese:sublimar, sublimado, ...
- Chinese:升华, 升华产物, ...
- Japanese:昇華させる, 昇華物, ...
- Arabic:سَامَ, المتسام, ...
- Hebrew:לִגְרֹם לְסוֹבְּלִימַצְיָה, סוּבְּלִימָט, ...
- Russian:сублимировать, сублимат, ...
- Ukrainian:сублімувати, сублімат, ...
- Hindi:उर्ध्वपातित करना, उत्क्रमण, ...
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