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pressurized
[ presh-uh-rahyzd ]
adjective
- brought to and maintained at an atmospheric pressure higher than that of the surroundings:
cooking with pressurized steam.
- maintained at an air pressure comfortable for breathing:
a pressurized cabin and cockpit; a pressurized suit for diving.
- Informal. subject or subjected to undue pressure or harassment:
the pressurized milieu of big business.
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܲ·sܰ· adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of pressurized1
Example Sentences
To prevent damage from acid and microbes, conservators usually remove water from these artifacts by freeze-drying or using a process that replaces the water with highly pressurized carbon dioxide or a viscous polymer.
They then developed a suite of mathematical models to describe the mechanics of the pressurized fruit, the stem, and the ballistic trajectories of the seeds.
Stephen, recruited for his ability to provide the necessary tools, had produced a 100-tonne jack, explosives, and a thermal lance, which heats and melts steel with pressurized oxygen to create very high temperatures.
A Santa Barbara County Superior Court jury found Plains All American guilty on multiple criminal counts, including the failure to maintain its highly pressurized pipeline — a felony.
The pressurized tanks, he said, can cause an explosion.
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