0 to reduce something, such as a speech or piece of writing, in length:
1 to change or make something change from a gas to a liquid or solid state:
2 to make a text shorter by using fewer words to express the same idea:
At any time in history acronyms can hide more sinister realities condensed in them.
In tightly condensed form, they may be formulated as follows.
The blue staining cytoplasm may appear more or less vacuolated or condensed peripherally.
Both are tied up with translating their findings into condensed, itinerant forms.
The first three are conjugated with sugars, and the last is the catechin monomer that is condensed to form tannins.
A two-day trial was condensed into 30 minutes of screen time - the jury opted not to be shown.
The chemical species formed and preserved inside the aggregates eventually become incorporated into the material which condenses when planetary systems are formed.
During the evening, the water vapour condensed on the internal components of the wall panel when the ambient air temperature dropped.
