Pronunciation: /ˈɛr.oʊˌsɑːˌlaɪz/
noun the act or process of aerosolizing a substance
A1 I heard that aerosolize can spread germs in the air.
A2 The aerosolize from the spray can made me cough.
B1 Scientists are studying how to aerosolize medication for easier inhalation.
B2 The aerosolize created by the machinery can be harmful if inhaled.
C1 The process of aerosolize is used in industrial applications for coating surfaces.
C2 Aerosolize is a common method used in research laboratories for dispersing particles.
verb to convert a substance into a fine spray or mist
A1 Scientists warn that coughing and sneezing can aerosolize germs in the air.
A2 The spray paint aerosolized quickly, leaving a fine mist in the air.
B1 The ventilation system in the lab accidentally aerosolized the chemicals, causing a safety hazard.
B2 During the experiment, the researchers aerosolized the liquid to create a fine spray.
C1 The new technology is able to aerosolize medications for more effective delivery into the lungs.
C2 In certain medical procedures, doctors may need to aerosolize medications to treat respiratory conditions.
formal The researchers were able to aerosolize the medication for easier inhalation.
informal I heard they can aerosolize the paint for a smoother finish.
slang They're gonna aerosolize the bug spray before we head out into the woods.
figurative His words seemed to aerosolize into the room, spreading their impact to everyone present.
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