Pronunciation: /səˈlɪdəˌfaɪd/
verb to make or become solid, hard, or firm
A1 The chocolate melted in the sun and then solidified.
A2 After hours of cooling, the lava finally solidified into rock.
B1 The company's position in the market solidified after the successful product launch.
B2 The merger negotiations finally solidified after months of back and forth.
C1 His reputation as a reliable and trustworthy leader solidified over the years.
C2 The scientific theory was solidified by years of research and peer review.
adjective having been made or become solid, hard, or firm
A1 The ice cream solidified in the freezer.
A2 The team's bond solidified after winning the championship.
B1 The company's position in the market solidified after the successful merger.
B2 The evidence presented in court solidified the prosecutor's case.
C1 Years of research and experimentation solidified his reputation as a leading expert in the field.
C2 The treaty solidified the alliance between the two countries for years to come.
formal The mixture was heated until it solidified into a hard substance.
informal I left the chocolate in the fridge and it solidified into a tasty treat.
slang The gossip about her quickly solidified into a juicy rumor.
figurative After years of hard work, his reputation as a reliable employee solidified.
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