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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
liquefy .
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Examples
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De Alba's research concerns how saturated sand "liquefies" when it is shaken by an earthquake, temporarily losing a large proportion of its strength and potentially causing damaging landslides.
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De Alba's research concerns how saturated sand "liquefies" when it is shaken by an earthquake, temporarily losing a large proportion of its strength and potentially causing damaging landslides.
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Starting at the beginning while a freshman at Princeton, Szaky co-founded a company that recycles garbage into worm poop, liquefies it, then packages it in used soda bottles, creating TerraCycle Plant Food.
Revolution in a Bottle How TerraCycle is Redefining Green Business 2009
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Since the 14th century, a substance said to be the dried blood of the martyred saint periodically liquefies and reddens, indicating good years and bad according to legend.
Jeff Schweitzer: Heaven Can Wait Jeff Schweitzer 2011
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As our planet slowly liquefies, it is being absorbed by The Great Deep.
Brian Keene 2010
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A cattle carcass has a thick layer of fat that liquefies over heat and causes flare ups.
Wholly Cow! A Few Brave Grillers Go 'Nose-to-Tail' Katy McLaughlin 2011
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Since the 14th century, a substance said to be the dried blood of the martyred saint periodically liquefies and reddens, indicating good years and bad according to legend.
Jeff Schweitzer: Heaven Can Wait Jeff Schweitzer 2011
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Since the 14th century, a substance said to be the dried blood of the martyred saint periodically liquefies and reddens, indicating good years and bad according to legend.
Jeff Schweitzer: Heaven Can Wait Jeff Schweitzer 2011
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His face liquefies, drips chin residue into a polychromatic pool.
Monkeytown excerpt 5 Chris Vola 2011
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It didn't help that his first exposure was in the episode in which a computer virus liquefies your brains.
January 2009 2009
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