Pronunciation: /ˈvɪtrəˌfaɪd/
verb to convert into glass or a glass-like substance by heat
A1 The clay pots were vitrified in the kiln to make them strong and durable.
A2 The glass beads were vitrified to create a smooth and shiny surface.
B1 The company vitrified the tiles to give them a glossy finish.
B2 The artist vitrified the sculpture to preserve its intricate details.
C1 The scientist vitrified the sample to analyze its chemical composition.
C2 The ancient civilization vitrified their pottery using advanced techniques.
adjective describing something that has been converted into glass or a glass-like substance by heat
A1 The vitrified tiles in the kitchen are easy to clean.
A2 The vitrified glass windows are very durable and resistant to scratches.
B1 The vitrified pottery on display at the museum dates back to the Ming dynasty.
B2 The vitrified lava rocks found in the volcanic region are incredibly hard and heat-resistant.
C1 The vitrified ceramic art pieces created by the famous artist are highly sought after by collectors.
C2 The vitrified steel used in the construction of the skyscraper is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions.
formal The vitrified tiles in the kitchen are easy to clean and maintain.
informal I love the shiny vitrified tiles in our bathroom.
slang These vitrified floors are so fancy!
figurative Her heart felt vitrified after the betrayal.
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