Condensed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONDENSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONDENSE, to compress
• make (something) denser or more concentrated
• express (written or spoken material) in fewer words; make concise
• change or cause to change from a gas or vapour to a liquid
ADJECTIVE:
• (of printers' type) narrower than usual for a particular height
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• (of printers\' type) narrower than usual for a particular height

Words related to CONDENSED

condense11 condenses12 condensing14

Words that contain CONDENSED

recondensed15

How to use CONDENSED in a sentence

• The crowded history of Rome is condensed into one mighty spectacle.
• Within a few minutes a pot of ice and snow was melting over the flames and the courier was opening a can of condensed soup.
• Her one failing, if such it can be called, was a weakness for condensed milk, and this it was that led to her untimely end.
• As it takes up six pages of his book it cannot be quoted entire, but in the following condensed version I have retained every detail that is pertinent to our inquiry.
• It weighs thirty-four ounces and looks like a condensed rainbow.
• Across the belt of railroad-tracks, factories with high-perched water-tanks and tall stacks-factories producing condensed milk, paper boxes, lighting-fixtures, motor cars.
• I have simply condensed it, to bring it within the limits of our space.
• It may be that some general readers will be glad to have even so condensed an account of these matters as will be offered them.
• Drinking a can of condensed milk between us, we pushed on.
• Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn, by Charles Dickens, as condensed by himself for his readings.
• In what follows I shall endeavour to give a condensed survey of the contents of the book.
• It would be well if his longer works could be condensed into single volumes by competent hands.
• The greatest demand is for the Annual Statistical Abstract, which presents in a condensed form the history of the commerce of the United States for a number of preceding years.
• The next instant the vapour had condensed into a sudden shout.
• Put into a porcelain kettle with enough of the condensed juice to cover.
• Condensed milk, when not thoroughly boiled in the process of condensation, is liable to harbor disease-germs the same as any other milk.
• So much misery condensed in so little room was more than the human imagination had ever before conceived.
• The speech was so condensed that a sketch of it is not possible.
• It is thus, upon chemical principles, to be demonstrated, That all the solid strata of the globe have been condensed by means of heat, and hardened from a state of fusion.
• It was all much simpler, more condensed, and at the same time fuller.
• The condensed, breathless fiction of a Kipling is the more logical evolution.
• A camionette loaded with condensed milk and other relief necessities was sent by road.
• Remember, it is only an abstract, and very much condensed.
• Air so much enjoys its free, agile state, leaping over hills and plains, kissing a thousand flowers, that it greatly objects to being condensed to a liquid.

Similar words containing NDENS without suffix ed and without prefix co

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