sublimate [ˈsʌblɪmeɪt] V. trans. PSICO.
- sublimate
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| I | sublimate |
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| you | sublimate |
| he/she/it | sublimates |
| we | sublimate |
| you | sublimate |
| they | sublimate |
| I | sublimated |
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| you | sublimated |
| he/she/it | sublimated |
| we | sublimated |
| you | sublimated |
| they | sublimated |
| I | have | sublimated |
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| you | have | sublimated |
| he/she/it | has | sublimated |
| we | have | sublimated |
| you | have | sublimated |
| they | have | sublimated |
| I | had | sublimated |
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| you | had | sublimated |
| he/she/it | had | sublimated |
| we | had | sublimated |
| you | had | sublimated |
| they | had | sublimated |
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She was the one who held the ropes, tarried by the stuff, sublimating her career to his.
en.wikipedia.org This blowing snow usually sublimates due to the insulation and has a significant meteorological impact.
en.wikipedia.org Also, a warmer period in the past would have increased the amount of water sublimating from the ground.
en.wikipedia.org Ice, rain and snow can sublimate directly into water vapour.
en.wikipedia.org The walls sublimate and recede, while the floor remains the same.
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