Definition
Definition of subliming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
figurativeRare becoming elevated or refinedRare
- Her subliming thoughts inspired everyone around her.
2.
chemistryTECH. undergoing sublimation from solid to gasTECH.
- The subliming ice left no liquid behind.
Origin of subliming
Latin, sublimare (to raise up)
Examples of subliming in a sentence
The artist's subliming vision captivated the audience. Subliming iodine crystals released a purple vapor. The chemist observed the subliming substance under controlled conditions.
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- French:sublimé, sublimant, ...
- German:erhebend, sublimierend, ...
- Italian:sublime, sublimante, ...
- Spanish:sublime, sublimante, ...
- Portuguese:sublime, sublimando, ...
- Chinese:升华的, 升腾的, ...
- Japanese:高尚な, 昇華する, ...
- Arabic:مُرْتَقٍ, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוֹמֵם, עוֹבֵר סוּבְלִימַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:возвышенный, сублимирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:піднесений, сублімаційний, ...
- Hindi:उन्नत, उर्ध्वपातन, ...
Definition of sublime - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
qualityof very great excellence or beauty
- The sublime scenery of the mountains left us speechless..
2.
awe-inspiringcausing awe due to beauty or magnificence
- The view from the mountain was truly sublime.
3.
statusvery high or exalted in status
- He held a sublime position in the government.
Verb
1.
phase changeintr. TECH. shift between solid and gas without passing through liquidintr. TECH.
- Dry ice can sublime into gas without becoming liquid.
2.
elevate morallytr. Dated elevate to a high degree of moral or spiritual purity or excellencetr. Dated
- She sublimed her thoughts through meditation..
Noun
1.
excellencethe ultimate degree or perfect example
- His kindness was the sublime of generosity.
2.
artaspect of art or nature causing awe
- The sublime of the mountain view left us speechless.
3.
philosophyintellectually or morally superior aspect
- He dedicated his life to the sublime.
Expressions with sublime
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in a way that changes quickly from great to silly
The conversation went from the sublime to the ridiculous.
Origin of sublime
Latin, sublimis (uplifted)
Examples of sublime in a sentence
The artist's work is sublime in every detail. Her performance at the concert was sublime. The artist's work is considered sublime by many critics. The artist's work was considered sublime by critics. Her sublime beauty captivated everyone in the room. At low pressure, iodine can sublime directly into a violet vapor.
The frozen carbon dioxide will slowly sublime in the warm room. The artist sublimed his work through dedication. He sublimed his life by following a strict ethical code. The painting was the sublime of beauty. Her voice reached the sublime of musical expression. The painting captured the sublime of the stormy sea. He wrote about the sublime in romantic poetry. The artist's work captures the sublime. Philosophers often debate the nature of the sublime.
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- French:sublime, se sublimer, ...
- German:erhaben, sublimieren, ...
- Italian:sublime, sublimare, ...
- Spanish:excelso, sublimar, ...
- Portuguese:excelente, sublimar, ...
- Chinese:崇高的, 升华, ...
- Japanese:崇高な, 昇華する, ...
- Arabic:رَائِع, تَصَعَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:נִשְׂגָּב, לְסַבְּלֵם, ...
- Russian:великолепный, сублимировать, ...
- Ukrainian:величний, сублімува́тися, ...
- Hindi:अनुपम, उर्ध्वपातित होना, ...
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