Pronunciation: /kənˈdʒild/
verb to change from a liquid to a solid state, typically as a result of cooling
A1 The jelly congealed in the fridge.
A2 The gravy congealed on the plate.
B1 The blood congealed into a thick clot.
B2 The mixture congealed into a solid mass.
C1 The oil congealed in the cold weather.
C2 The sauce congealed as it cooled down.
adjective having become semisolid, especially as a result of cooling
A1 The congealed jelly was difficult to spread on the bread.
A2 She left the congealed soup in the fridge for too long.
B1 The congealed blood on the crime scene was a key piece of evidence.
B2 The congealed cheese on top of the lasagna added a rich flavor.
C1 The congealed fat in the pan needed to be scraped off before cooking the next batch.
C2 The congealed mixture of ingredients created a unique texture in the dessert.
formal The gelatin congealed into a solid mass when left in the refrigerator overnight.
informal I accidentally left the soup out too long and now it's all congealed and gross.
slang That gravy congealed so fast, it's like a science experiment gone wrong.
figurative The tension in the room congealed into a palpable silence.
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