How Do You Spell CENTRIFUGALIZE?

Pronunciation: [sˌɛntɹɪfjˈuːɡə͡lˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "centrifugalize" is spelled as /sɛnˈtrɪfjuɡəlaɪz/. This word is derived from the root word "centrifugal", which describes the movement away from the center. The ending "-ize" is added to indicate the process or action of centrifuging. Therefore, "centrifugalize" means to subject a substance or material to the centrifugal force in order to separate or extract some of its contents. The pronunciation of this word emphasizes the stress on the first syllable, "sen-".

CENTRIFUGALIZE Meaning and Definition

  1. Centrifugalize is a verb that refers to the act or process of separating or distributing substances or particles by means of centrifugal force. It involves subjecting a liquid or mixture to a centrifuge or a rotating container, which generates a force leading to separation based on density or particle size. This process is commonly used in various scientific and industrial applications.

    Centrifugalize can also refer to the action of removing or extracting moisture from something by spinning or using centrifugal force. For instance, when clothes are placed in a washing machine, they undergo a centrifugalizing cycle to remove excess water and facilitate faster drying. This action is particularly useful in laundry, but it can also be applied to other contexts such as in research laboratories or chemical industries for drying or separating substances.

    In a broader sense, centrifugalize can also be used metaphorically to describe a process or action that leads to dispersion or decentralization. For example, in socio-political contexts, it may refer to the tendency of power or resources to move away from a central authority and be distributed among different entities or regions.

    Overall, centrifugalize encompasses the idea of utilizing centrifugal force to separate or distribute substances, remove moisture, or describe the dispersion of power or resources.

  2. To submit to rapid rotary action in a centrifuge.

    A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

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Etymology of CENTRIFUGALIZE

The word "centrifugalize" does not have a specific etymology as it is not widely recognized as a standard English word. However, it can be understood by breaking it down into its components.

The word "centrifugal" has its roots in Latin. "Centri" means "center" and "fugere" means "to flee". When combined, "centrifugal" means "moving or directed outward from the center".

The suffix "-ize" is a common English word-forming element derived from the Greek "-izein", which indicates "to make, cause, or subject to". It is often used to convert a noun or adjective into a verb.

By combining "centrifugal" with "-ize", the word "centrifugalize" is formed, suggesting the act of subjecting something to centrifugal force or making something move away from the center.

Conjugate verb Centrifugalize

CONDITIONAL

I would centrifugalize
you would centrifugalize
he/she/it would centrifugalize
we would centrifugalize
they would centrifugalize

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be centrifugalizing
you would be centrifugalizing
he/she/it would be centrifugalizing
we would be centrifugalizing
they would be centrifugalizing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have centrifugalize
you would have centrifugalize
he/she/it would have centrifugalize
we would have centrifugalize
they would have centrifugalize

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been centrifugalizing
you would have been centrifugalizing
he/she/it would have been centrifugalizing
we would have been centrifugalizing
they would have been centrifugalizing

FUTURE

I will centrifugalize
you will centrifugalize
he/she/it will centrifugalize
we will centrifugalize
they will centrifugalize

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be centrifugalizing
you will be centrifugalizing
he/she/it will be centrifugalizing
we will be centrifugalizing
they will be centrifugalizing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have centrifugalized
you will have centrifugalized
he/she/it will have centrifugalized
we will have centrifugalized
they will have centrifugalized

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been centrifugalizing
you will have been centrifugalizing
he/she/it will have been centrifugalizing
we will have been centrifugalizing
they will have been centrifugalizing

IMPERATIVE

you centrifugalize
we let´s centrifugalize

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to centrifugalize

PAST

I centrifugalized
you centrifugalized
he/she/it centrifugalized
we centrifugalized
they centrifugalized

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was centrifugalizing
you were centrifugalizing
he/she/it was centrifugalizing
we were centrifugalizing
they were centrifugalizing

PAST PARTICIPLE

centrifugalized

PAST PERFECT

I had centrifugalized
you had centrifugalized
he/she/it had centrifugalized
we had centrifugalized
they had centrifugalized

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been centrifugalizing
you had been centrifugalizing
he/she/it had been centrifugalizing
we had been centrifugalizing
they had been centrifugalizing

PRESENT

I centrifugalize
you centrifugalize
he/she/it centrifugalizes
we centrifugalize
they centrifugalize

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am centrifugalizing
you are centrifugalizing
he/she/it is centrifugalizing
we are centrifugalizing
they are centrifugalizing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

centrifugalizing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have centrifugalized
you have centrifugalized
he/she/it has centrifugalized
we have centrifugalized
they have centrifugalized

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been centrifugalizing
you have been centrifugalizing
he/she/it has been centrifugalizing
we have been centrifugalizing
they have been centrifugalizing

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