Aerosolizes

Pronunciation: /ˌɛr.əˈsɑl.ɪz.ɪz/

Definitions of aerosolizes

verb to convert a substance into a fine spray or mist

Example Sentences

A1 The air freshener aerosolizes when you press the button.

A2 The spray paint aerosolizes into tiny particles when you use it.

B1 The virus aerosolizes in the air when someone coughs or sneezes.

B2 The aerosolized medication is inhaled directly into the lungs for quick relief.

C1 Researchers are studying how the virus aerosolizes and spreads in different environments.

C2 The aerosolized chemicals can have harmful effects on the environment if not properly contained.

Examples of aerosolizes in a Sentence

formal The machine aerosolizes the medication for easier inhalation.

informal The spray can aerosolizes the paint for a smooth finish.

slang I heard that guy aerosolizes his cologne before going out.

figurative His speech aerosolizes his ideas, spreading them throughout the audience.

Grammatical Forms of aerosolizes

• past tense: aerosolized
• plural: aerosolizes
• comparative: more aerosolized
• superlative: most aerosolized
• present tense: aerosolizes
• future tense: will aerosolize
• perfect tense: has aerosolized
• continuous tense: is aerosolizing
• singular: aerosolize
• positive degree: aerosolizes
• infinitive: to aerosolize
• gerund: aerosolizing
• participle: aerosolizing

Origin and Evolution of aerosolizes

First Known Use: 1923 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'aerosolizes' originated from the combination of 'aerosol' and the suffix '-ize', which indicates a process of making something into an aerosol.

Evolution of the word: The term 'aerosolizes' gained prominence in the early 20th century with the rise of aerosol technology and the understanding of aerosol transmission of particles in various fields such as medicine, chemistry, and environmental science.