atomized

UK
/ˈæt.ə.maɪzd/
US
/ˈæt.ə.maɪzd/
atomizedadjective
more atomized
Comp.
most atomized
Super.
UK
/ˈætəmaɪzd/
US
/ˈætəˌmaɪzd/
Translations
The atomized society struggles with a lack of community.
Атомизированное общество испытывает трудности из-за отсутствия общности.
Definitions
Reduced to fine particles or a mist.
The atomized spray of the perfume filled the room with a pleasant scent.
Divided into small, often disparate elements or units.
In modern society, many communities have become atomized, with individuals feeling more isolated from one another.
Destroyed or vaporized, especially by an intense explosion, heat, or atomic force.
The test blast left the metal structure utterly atomized.
atomizeverb

atomized

Past Simple

atomized
Past Simple
atomized
Past Participle
atomizing
Gerund
UK
/ˈæt.ə.maɪz/
US
/ˈæt.ə.maɪz/
Translations
The machine can atomize the liquid into a fine mist.
Машина может атомизировать жидкость в мелкий туман.
Definitions
To reduce something to fine particles or a mist.
The machine is designed to atomize the liquid into a fine spray.
To break something down into smaller parts or fragments.
The new policy aims to atomize the large corporation into smaller, more manageable units.
To destroy or annihilate something completely.
The explosion was powerful enough to atomize the entire building.
atomizepast participle

atomized

Used attributively (e.g., "atomized fuel") to describe something that has been converted into fine particles or fragmented.
Definitions
Converted into or consisting of very fine particles, especially by spraying.
The engine burns an atomized mixture of fuel and air.
Broken up or fragmented into smaller, isolated units.
Modern society is often described as highly atomized.
atomizegerund / present participle
Definitions
Causing or in the process of converting something into fine particles or a mist.
The atomizing spray gun delivers an even coat of paint.