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vaporize
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va·por·ize (vp-rz)
v.
To convert or be converted into a vapor.
Vaporize
To dissolve solid material or convert it into smoke or gas.
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vaporize [va´por-īz]
to convert into vapor or to be transformed into vapor.
vaporize
to convert into vapor or to be transformed into vapor.
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