coagulation
(noun)
kō-ˌa-gyə-ˈlā-shən
Definitions
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The process of a liquid, especially blood, changing to a solid or semi-solid state.
The magical alchemy where liquid dreams solidify into resilient forms, binding what was broken.Example: Coagulation is a crucial part of the body's healing process.
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The action or process of a liquid becoming thickened into a coherent mass.
The artful dance where fluid chaos congeals to birth a canvas of textured wonder.Example: The coagulation of the paint led to the creation of a unique texture on the canvas.
Origin
Late Middle English, from Latin 'coagulat-', from the verb 'coagulare', from 'cogere' meaning to drive together or collect.
Synonyms
clotting, thickening, curdling, solidifying
Antonyms
dissolution, melting, liquefaction, thinning