Dictionary Entry
atomisation
Part of SpeechnounPronunciationat-uh-my-zay-shunWord FrequencyUncommon (2.11)Curriculum FrequencyLess common (1)The process of breaking something down into very small parts or particles.
In a Sentence
“The machine's function was the atomisation of liquids into a fine mist for easier absorption.”
Published Usage Examples
“Theoretically, at least, it could be argued that this would result in what we might call the atomisation of a whole variety of things, including responses to social process.”
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Origin
From atom + -isation (British spelling of -ization).
Common Phrases
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