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It makes the sauce congeal.
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As the night progressed a consensus opinion began to congeal.
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Our homemade ice cream didn't congeal.
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Then he just sat there holding the binoculars and watching the ashen daylight congeal over the land. (source)congeal = become firmer
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The red sauce below his lips was like congealed blood. (source)congealed = thickened
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I don't like spaghetti when it's normal, let alone congealed. (source)congealed = solidified into a single clump
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In the dark, the heat in the rafters congealed around him.† (source)congealed = thickened; or came together
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The chicken grew cold, the gravy congealing in its boat.† (source)congealing = thickening; or coming together
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How long would it take blood to congeal on a person's hand?† (source)congeal = thicken; or come together
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Post mortem, the blood congeals and turns the inside of the mouth black.† (source)congeals = thickens; or comes together
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My shivering blood, congeal'd, forgot to flow; Aghast I stood, a monument of woe!† (source)congeal'd = thickened; or came together
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They from one body issued; and throughout Caina thou mayst search, nor find a shade More worthy in congealment to be fix'd, Not him, whose breast and shadow Arthur's land At that one blow dissever'd, not Focaccia, No not this spirit, whose o'erjutting head Obstructs my onward view: he bore the name Of Mascheroni: Tuscan if thou be, Well knowest who he was: and to cut short All further question, in my form behold What once was Camiccione.† (source)
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They walked, over rotting logs that sank without resistance into the shifting ground, through a vast, uncongealed globe of moonlight and coiling mist-with two spots of living fire in their hands and the glow of two small circles to light their faces.† (source)uncongealed = not thickened; or not having come togetherstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in uncongealed means not and reverses the meaning of congealed. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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These sudden congealments in the state of revery, which a single word suffices to evoke, do occur.† (source)
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My flesh seemed to have congealed around me.† (source)congealed = thickened; or came together
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She willed herself not to look at Rasheed, at the rictus of his mouth, his open eyes, at the blood congealing in the hollow of his collarbone.† (source)congealing = thickening; or coming together
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