semilate
/ˈsemɪleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to make or become partially or imperfectly crystallized, especially in the formation of a mineral.
“The geologist observed the process of semilating minerals in the rock sample.”
2. verb
to make or become partially or imperfectly developed or crystallized in a chemical reaction.
“The chemist studied the process of semilating a compound in a controlled environment.”
3. verb
to form or become partially or imperfectly developed or crystallized, especially in the context of a chemical reaction or the formation of minerals.
“The process of semilating the metal was crucial in the development of the new alloy.”