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: --
He was the inventor of the term organized sound, a phrase meaning that certain timbres and rhythms can be grouped together, sublimating into a whole new definition of music.
Evidence for this includes concentric ridges (moraines dropped by glaciers), a knobby area (caused by ice sublimating), and a smooth section that flows over other deposits (debris-covered glacial ice).
Scallops are caused by ice sublimating from frozen soil.
The amount of heat necessary can be calculated using the sublimating molecules latent heat of sublimation.
It is believed to be caused by cracks in the surface accumulating dust and other debris, together with ice sublimating from some of the surfaces.
The pattern is printed in sublimating ink on sublimating paper which allows the pattern to transfer.
Yajna is an ancient ritual of offering and sublimating the havana smagri (herbal preparations) in the fire.
She was the one who held the ropes, tarried by the stuff, sublimating her career to his.
