condensation
/kɑndɛnˈseɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the process or state of becoming more dense or changing to liquid from a gas, especially the formation of droplets of water in the air.
“The condensation on the window made it difficult to see outside.”
2. noun
a collection or accumulation of something, especially something that has been condensed or reduced.
“The condensation of the company’s assets led to a significant increase in its value.”
3. verb
to become more dense or change to liquid from a gas, especially to form droplets of water in the air.
“The air will condense at night, causing the dew to form.”
4. verb
to bring or reduce something to a more compact or concentrated form.
“The company condensed its operations to cut costs and increase efficiency.”