nitrogenize
to combine with nitrogen or add nitrogenous material to.
Origin of nitrogenize
1- Also especially British, ni·trog·en·ise .
Other words from nitrogenize
- ni·trog·en·i·za·tion, ni·tro·ge·na·tion, noun
- non·ni·tro·gen·ized, adjective
- un·ni·trog·en·ized, adjective
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How to use nitrogenize in a sentence
On the other hand, the proportion of caseine or cheesy matter in milk is increased by the use of highly nitrogenized food.
Cattle and Their Diseases | Robert JenningsThe second type is "small-pox" and is caused by the non-assimilation of the nitrogenized element of meat, or gelatinous elements.
The White Spark | Orville Livingston LeachFor his daily nourishment a man of middle size requires a quantity of food equal to twelve ounces of dry nitrogenized substance.
The Ocean World: | Louis Figuier
British Dictionary definitions for nitrogenize
nitrogenise
/ (naɪˈtrɒdʒɪˌnaɪz) /
to combine or treat with nitrogen or a nitrogen compound
Derived forms of nitrogenize
- nitrogenization or nitrogenisation, noun
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