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aw
-st
uh
-ni-tahyz
]
aus·ten·it·ize
/
ˈɔ
stə
nɪˌtaɪz
/
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aw
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uh
-ni-tahyz
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verb (used with object),
aus·ten·it·ized,
aus·ten·it·iz·ing.
Metallurgy
.
to form
austenite
in (a ferrous alloy) by heating.
Also,
especially British
,
aus·ten·it·ise
.
Origin:
austenite
+
-ize
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