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solidify

[suh-lid-uh-fahy] / səˈlɪd əˌfaɪ /


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The official unveiling of the football schedule solidifies how grueling the season could be for USC.

From Los Angeles Times

But the official unveiling of the slate would further solidify just how grueling the climb could be for USC next season.

From Los Angeles Times

If she’s in the midst of cognitive decline, but not fully out of it, there’s still time for her to solidify a legal plan.

From MarketWatch

Our wild imaginations and real-world confrontations with disaster, whether wrought by humans or Mother Nature, only solidify our more anxious interpretations of preparedness.

From Salon

The molten material solidified into rare igneous rocks known as carbonatites, locking valuable metals into the crust.

From Science Daily