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She slipped on a sidewalk made wet by condensation from an air conditioner.condensation = the process or result of becoming more dense -- especially a liquid formed from a gas as when water collects on the side of a cold glass
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Snow was still thick upon the grounds, and the greenhouse windows were covered in condensation so thick that they couldn't see out of them in Herbology. (source)condensation = water formed from water vapor
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She could see her reflection in the darkened glass, lips parted, eyes wide, and then the condensation of her breath obscured it. (source)condensation = moisture formed from water vapor
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A fog of condensation had formed on the inside of the pane, so that her image appeared to him as a kind of silhouette, a vague impression of his mother at the sink, refracted and fragmented, a wash of color. (source)condensation = water formed from water vapor
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Books cut shorter. Condensations. (source)Condensations = abridgements (shortened versions of writing)
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His one-volume history of the Army Air Force in the Second World War was supposed to be a readable condensation of the twenty-seven-volume Official History of the Army Air Force in World War Two. (source)condensation = a shortened version (more dense)
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Condensation streamed down the windows. (source)Condensation = water formed from water vapor
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Two volumes of an encyclopedia, a book of business law, a world almanac old as the hills, some leatherbound Reader's Digest condensations.† (source)
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It is primarily a condensation of the growing rivalry between two teen-age gangs, the Jets and the Sharks, each of which has its own prideful uniform. (source)condensation = a shortened version (telling a longer story in a shorter or condensed manner)
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Cosette was a condensation of the auroral light in the form of a woman. (source)condensation = a dense image
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When he stopped again, the air was filled with a fine, cool mist cut by drops of condensation falling from the skyward branches.† (source)condensation = water that forms from warm air that comes in contact with a cold surface; or the process of the liquid forming OR an abridgement (shortened version of writing) OR anything made smaller, more compressed
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I could make something to collect the condensation, I'm sure.† (source)
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Every cone was covered on the inside with drops and rivulets of condensation.† (source)
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Furthermore, if the body is then placed in a refrigerated morgue bin for five hours, as Hansford's body was, condensation forms inside the plastic bag, and water just kinda runs off the hands.† (source)
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The polished metal was cool, and her touch left little patches of shrinking condensation.† (source)
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She wiped the condensation from her glass.† (source)
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