ATOMISED Meaning and
Definition
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Atomised refers to the state or process of breaking down or separating something into individual atoms or small particles. Derived from the noun "atom," which represents the smallest unit of a chemical element that retains the properties of that element, the term "atomised" often describes the dispersion or disintegration of a larger substance into its constituent parts on an atomic or molecular level.
In physical and chemical contexts, atomisation typically occurs through techniques such as vaporization, combustion, or chemical reactions that break down a substance into fine particles or individual atoms. For instance, in a process called atomisation, a liquid substance can be transformed into a spray or mist of tiny droplets, while solid materials may be pulverized into fine powders, resulting in the breaking down of larger structures into their elemental components.
The concept of atomisation can also be applied metaphorically to describe the disintegration or fragmentation of concepts, ideas, or societal structures into discrete or isolated elements. This figurative usage often implies a state of individualism or isolation, as if individuals or entities have been separated from a collective or larger whole and exist as independent, disconnected units. In this sense, atomisation can have negative connotations, suggesting a breakdown of social cohesion, interpersonal relationships, or shared values, wherein individuals or groups may feel alienated or detached.
Common Misspellings for ATOMISED
- atomize
- atomized
- atomizede
- ztomised
- stomised
- wtomised
- qtomised
- aromised
- afomised
- ayomised
- a6omised
- a5omised
- atimised
- atkmised
- atlmised
- atpmised
- at0mised
- at9mised
- atokised
- atojised
Etymology of ATOMISED
The word "atomised" is derived from the noun "atom", which has its roots in ancient Greek. The Greek word "atomos" means "indivisible" or "uncuttable". It is a combination of "a-" (not) and "tomos" (to cut). The concept of the atom as the fundamental unit of matter dates back to ancient Greek philosophers such as Democritus and Leucippus. The verb form "atomise" or "atomize" developed later and is used to describe the process of breaking something down into very small or individual components.
Similar spelling words for ATOMISED
- at once,
- atomizer,
- atomistical,
- atomistic,
- atomiser,
- atomisation,
- atomic,
- atomize,
- Atomism,
- atomise,
- at most.
Conjugate verb Atomised
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