titrate
/ˈtɪtreɪt, ˈtɪˌtreɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to determine the concentration of a substance, especially a solution, by adding a known amount of another substance and measuring the amount of the second substance that is taken up or reacted with.
“The chemist titrated the sample to find its exact concentration.”
2. verb
to determine the strength or amount of something, especially an emotion or a quality.
“She learned to titrate her emotions and not let them overwhelm her.”
3. noun
the act of determining the concentration of a substance.
“The titration of the solution took several hours.”
4. noun
the process of determining the strength or amount of something.
“The therapy helped her to develop a healthy titration of her emotions.”