Pronunciation: /suːpərkuːld/
verb to cool a liquid below its freezing point without solidifying
A1 The scientist supercooled the liquid to create a new material.
A2 The students were amazed to see how water supercooled into ice instantly.
B1 The company is researching a new method to supercool metals for industrial use.
B2 The laboratory technician supercooled the samples to study their properties at low temperatures.
C1 The team of researchers successfully supercooled the gas to achieve a state of matter never seen before.
C2 The physicist supercooled the atoms to near absolute zero for their experiment on quantum mechanics.
adjective describing a liquid that has been cooled below its freezing point without solidifying
A1 The supercooled water turned into ice when I accidentally bumped the glass.
A2 Supercooled liquids are used in cryogenics to keep things cold.
B1 The supercooled gas was carefully handled to prevent it from warming up too quickly.
B2 Scientists are studying the properties of supercooled materials for potential applications in technology.
C1 The supercooled solution exhibited unique properties that fascinated researchers.
C2 The supercooled state of the substance allowed for precise control of its physical properties.
formal The supercooled liquid remained in a stable state below its freezing point.
informal The supercooled water turned into ice almost instantly.
slang I accidentally left my drink in the freezer and now it's supercooled.
figurative Her emotions were supercooled, as she remained calm and collected in a stressful situation.
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