Pronunciation: /kənˈdɛnst/
verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being, in this case 'condensed' is the past tense of the verb 'condense', meaning to make something more compact or concentrated
A1 I condensed the milk before adding it to the recipe.
A2 She condensed the information into a one-page summary.
B1 The article was condensed to fit into the magazine's limited space.
B2 The novel was condensed into a two-hour movie.
C1 The scientist condensed years of research into a groundbreaking paper.
C2 The CEO condensed the company's goals into a concise presentation.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'condensed' describes something that has been made more compact or concentrated
A1 The condensed milk was used to make a delicious dessert.
A2 The teacher gave a condensed version of the lesson for the students to study.
B1 The condensed version of the report was easier to read and understand.
B2 The condensed version of the novel was published as a pocket-sized book.
C1 The condensed milk industry has seen a significant increase in sales.
C2 The condensed version of the research paper was praised for its clarity and conciseness.
formal The scientist published a paper on the condensed matter physics.
informal I prefer condensed milk in my coffee instead of regular milk.
slang Let's watch the condensed version of the movie instead of the full one.
figurative His speech was so condensed that it left the audience wanting more.
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