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51nebulize — To break up a liquid into a fine spray or vapor; to vaporize. [L. nebula, mist] * * * neb·u·lize or Brit neb·u·lise neb yə .līz vt, lized or Brit lised; liz·ing or Brit lis·ing to reduce to a fine spray <a nebulized medication> …
52recanalization — 1. Restoration of a lumen in a blood vessel following thrombotic occlusion, by organization of the thrombus with formation of new channels. 2. Spontaneous restoration of the continuity of the …
53Darwinius — Temporal range: Eocene, 47 Ma …
54immobilize — im·mo·bi·lize /i mō bə ˌlīz/ vt lized, liz·ing: to make immobile; specif: to turn (movable property) into immovable property (as by incorporating it into a building) im·mo·bi·li·za·tion /i ˌmō bə lə zā shən/ n Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law …
55monopolize — mo·nop·o·lize /mə nä pə ˌlīz/ vt lized, liz·ing: to get a monopoly of monopolize an industry mo·nop·o·li·za·tion / ˌnä pə lə zā shən/ n Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
56alkalize — al·ka·lize also Brit al·ka·lise al kə .līz vt, lized also Brit lised; liz·ing also Brit lis·ing ALKALINIZE al·ka·li·za·tion also Brit al·ka·li·sa·tion .al kə lə zā shən n * * * al·ka·lize (alґkə līz) to make alkaline; called also… …
57canalize — can·a·lize or Brit can·a·lise kan əl .īz vb, lized or Brit lised; liz·ing or Brit lis·ing vt to drain (a wound) by forming channels without the use of tubes vi to develop new channels (as new capillaries in a blood clot) …
58cannulize — can·nu·lize kan yə .līz vt, lized; liz·ing CANNULATE can·nu·li·za·tion .kan yə lə zā shən n …
59carbolized — car·bo·lized or Brit car·bo·lised .līzd adj PHENOLATED …
60catabolize — ca·tab·o·lize or Brit ca·tab·o·lise .līz vb, lized or Brit lised; liz·ing or Brit lis·ing vt to subject to catabolism vi to undergo catabolism * * * ca·tab·o·lize (kə tabґo līz) to subject to catabolism; to undergo catabolism …
