CONDENSED Meaning and
Definition
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Condensed: (adjective)
1. Compressed or reduced in size, volume, or extent; made smaller by eliminating unnecessary details or information. The term "condensed" refers to the process of reducing the size or volume of something, typically by removing extraneous elements or summarizing complex information.
2. Characterized by increased density or concentration. When used to describe a substance, "condensed" signifies a high concentration of particles or molecules in a given space, resulting in a denser or more compact form. This can occur through processes such as evaporation or cooling, which cause a decrease in volume but an increase in concentration.
3. Referring to a shortened or abridged version of a written or spoken work. "Condensed" can also be used to describe a truncated or summarized rendition of a larger piece of work. These condensed versions aim to preserve the essential elements or key messages, making the information more accessible and easier to grasp.
4. Brief and concise; presenting information in a concise or condensed form. When referring to communication or expression, "condensed" implies the act of conveying information succinctly, using as few words as possible to describe or explain a concept, idea, or argument.
Overall, "condensed" involves the reduction or concentration of size, volume, length, or content, resulting in a more concise, concise, or concentrated form.
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Etymology of CONDENSED
The word "condensed" is derived from the Latin verb "condensare", which is a combination of "con-" meaning "together" or "with" and "densus" meaning "dense" or "thick". The verb "condensare" means "to make dense or thick", which later evolved to encompass the idea of compressing or reducing something to a more concentrated form. This Latin root ultimately gave rise to the English word "condensed", which refers to something that has been compacted or concentrated.
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- condemned,
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- condensed-matter,
- un-condensed,
- content,
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- condemning,
- contents,
- condemnable.
Conjugate verb Condensed
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