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fragilization

noun

Etymology

From fragile + -ization.

  1. derived from fragilis
  2. borrowed from fragile
  3. suffixed as fragilization — “fragile + ization”

Definitions

  1. The act or process of making fragile.

    • Taylor locates religious metaphorphosis^([sic]) in the nova effect, triggered, somewhat paradoxically, by the secular and naturalistic fragilizations of religion.
    • Brittle radial hydrides that are perpendicular to the main (hoop) stress contribute to cladding fragilization, although clad rupture caused by radial hydrides during the quenching phase of a RIA has never been reported.

The neighborhood

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