Dissolver: meaning, definitions and examples

Generally used less frequently, it can refer to something that causes a solid to become part of a liquid. Similar to dissolver but not standard.

• She added the sugar dissolver to her coffee

Used when solid substances turn into liquid due to heat. Commonly used in everyday situations, especially with food or materials like ice and metals.

• The ice cream started to melt in the hot sun
• She watched the candle wax melt as the flame burned

Best used when talking about turning a solid or a gas into a liquid state, usually through the application of heat, pressure, or chemical action.

• The scientists were able to liquefy the gas by lowering its temperature
• To cook the recipe, you need to liquefy the chocolate

Appropriate for describing things that spread out or disappear gradually, such as smoke, energy, or heat. Often used in both literal and metaphorical contexts.

• The fog began to dissipate as the sun rose
• His anger dissipated after hearing the good news