0 present participle of sublimate
1 to express strong emotions or use energy by doing an activity, especially an activity that is considered socially acceptable:
The earth and its riches are protected by it and arranged in horizontal harmony, sublimating a this-sided world.
For grains in free space, the pressure from the sublimating molecules is very low and localized around the grain.
The localized pressure of sublimating material can be an important parameter in the formation of this material.
The mechanism of this instability is that the inbuilt pressure gradient drives the sublimating gas so that the neutral velocity/relative velocity gives rise to a frictional force.
Also, a warmer period in the past would have increased the amount of water sublimating from the ground.
At launch, the balloon weighed 156.995lb kg which included 33.34lb kg of sublimating powders of two types.
She was the one who held the ropes, tarried by the stuff, sublimating her career to his.
Yajna is an ancient ritual of offering and sublimating the havana smagri (herbal preparations) in the fire.
