English to Latin Meaning of liquescent - liquescent

Liquescent :

liquescent

← Liquefy

liqueur →

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Definitions of liquescent in English

Adjective(1) becoming liquid

Examples of liquescent in English

(1) Some of what the leadership did can be attributed to bullheadedness, such as pressing on with the Passchendaele battle even when the whole battlefield had been reduced to liquescent mud.(2) There were also ‘ liquescent ’ neumes - ornamental neumes that required special types of vocal delivery.(3) To either side, a liquescent nightmare of swirling hellish flame spun round them as the Widow settled ever deeper into the maelstrom.(4) However, sometimes a client requires different or additional remedies, which I have to purchase, such as flower remedies or nutritional products, vitamins and probiotics, or liquescences .(5) The liquescence series provides formulas in potencies low enough to exert a nutritive as well as energetic effect.(6) Appreciating liquescence is at the heart of self-directed learning.(7) The liquescence of Mercury is seen in the many ways by which a specific thing can be identified; its definiteness is seen in the ‘solidity’ with which it is identified in a specific word or sentence.(8) Up to now the research work has proved that phonetic conditions make the occurrence of musical liquescences possible.

(1) wear lipstick ::

NEW lipstick

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Adjective

1. melting ::

ignis mollibus

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