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Solidify   /səlˈɪdəfˌaɪ/   Listen
Solidify

verb
(past & past part. solidified; pres. part. solidifying)
1.
Make solid or more solid; cause to solidify.
2.
Become solid.



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"Solidify" Quotes from Famous Books



... certain period in the Atlantean evolution during which, by means of the law ruling in and around the earth, just those conditions prevailed which tended to solidify man's bodily form. Those human racial types which had been solidified before this period could, it is true, reproduce themselves for a long time, yet the souls incarnating in them gradually became so cramped that they had to die out. It is true that some of these ...
— An Outline of Occult Science • Rudolf Steiner
 
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... machine,' son, and you've named the power that moves the civilized world to-day. Man, the individual, is just about as helpless as a new-born baby. If you want to reform anything, from an unjust poor-law to the tariff, your first move is to rustle up a following; after that, you've got to solidify your bunch of sympathizers into a working organization—in other words, into a machine. Isn't that so, ...
— The Honorable Senator Sage-Brush • Francis Lynde
 
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... glass. She was stirred, she was changed, she was awakened, but awakened to something her mother had not counted on. Almost too gentle, too humble, too reasonable, as she had always been, the drop of egotism which her mother had succeeded in instilling into her nature served to solidify her will, to inspire her with a needed ...
— The Happiest Time of Their Lives • Alice Duer Miller
 
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... down to the edge of the basin; then place upon it, upside down, the dish on which it is to be served, and invert the whole so that the pudding may rest on the dish; lastly, lift off the basin and remove the cloth. The use of the cold water is to chill and solidify the surface, so that it may part ...
— Scientific American Supplement, No. 315, January 14, 1882 • Various
 
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... word from the merely ringing sound is an exact counterpart to what takes place in nature when the play of organic liquids, regulated by the chemical ether, is caused by the life-ether to solidify into outwardly perceptible form. By reading in this way the special function of the life-ether among the other three, we are led to the term ' Word-ether' as an appropriate second name for it, corresponding to the term sound-ether for the ...
— Man or Matter • Ernst Lehrs
 
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