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Word of the Day – Indurate

By September 9, 2018Word of the Day

Indurate (verb)

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Harden

Mid 16th century (earlier Middle English) as induration: from Latin indurat- ‘made hard’, from the verb indurare (based on durus ‘hard’).

Example sentences

“Time indurates the clay making it hard as stone.”

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