solidification

IPA: sʌɫˈɪdʌfʌkˈeɪʃʌn

The action of solidifying.
Concentration or consolidation.
(grammar) The tendency to transform an open compound into a closed compound (solid compound).

Examples of "solidification" in Sentences

It's more than a miracle; it's the solidification of the Jewish people.
a world of beauty she was now too fatigued to imagine save as a kind of solidification of a sunset.
Because granite and granodiorite form beneath the Earth's surface, their solidification is a relatively slow process.
He told the senator that the interim storage of waste at reactors through a process known as solidification "is something we can do today."
Rather than advance Palestinian independence, this vitriol contributes to the solidification of the Israeli occupation in the name of security.
He refers over and over again to the idea of "solidification" of commercial spent nuclear fuel at each reactor location as the solution to the waste management issue.
The cause of broad-leafed trees losing their leaves is then identified as the solidification of moisture at the leaf juncture, which can thus serve as the middle term in a causal explanation of this fact.