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intumesce

/ˌɪntjuːˈmes/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant gonfler ou se dilater, en particulier sous l'effet de la chaleur ou d'une action chimique.

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/ˌɪntjuːˈmes/C2formalscientific
  • frVerbe signifiant gonfler ou se dilater, en particulier sous l'effet de la chaleur ou d'une action chimique.

A verb meaning to swell up or expand, especially as a result of heating or chemical action.

  1. To swell or bubble upC2formal

    To expand or rise in bubbles, often due to heat or chemical reaction; can also be used metaphorically for emotions or ideas.

    frs'enfler ou bouillonner

    • The lava began to intumesce as it approached the surface.
    • His anger intumesced into a full-blown rage.
    • The dough intumesced in the warm oven.

    Synonymesbubbleeffervesceexpandfoamfrothriseswell

    Antonymescollapsedecreasedeflaterecedeshrinksubside

  2. To expand abnormallyC2formalmedical

    To swell or enlarge in an abnormal or pathological way.

    frs'intumescer

    • The tissue began to intumesce due to the infection.
    • The doctor noted that the lymph nodes had intumesced.
    • The plant cells intumesced after absorbing too much water.

    Synonymesballoonbloatbulgedistendenlargepuffswelltumefy

Formes
  • intumesced past participle
  • intumesced past simple
  • intumescing present participle
  • intumesces third person singular
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