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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The inspissate cream gave the dessert a rich and creamy texture.
The inspissate emotions of the characters in the play were palpable.
The inspissate oil caused the machine to malfunction.
The inspissate traffic on the highway caused delays for commuters.
The inspissate atmosphere in the room made it difficult to breathe.
The inspissate sound of the music filled the concert hall.
The inspissate crowd made it hard to find her friends at the concert.
The inspissate metal of the safe made it hard to break into.
The chef decided to inspissate the sauce with too much vinegar, making it too bitter.
The inspissate atmosphere in the courtroom made everyone tense.
The inspissate makeup made her skin look flawless.
The inspissate book was difficult to read because of the small font.
The inspissate snow made it difficult to walk.
The inspissate glue made it hard to detach the two pieces of paper.
The inspissate traffic made her late for work.
The sun will inspissate the water in the pool.
The inspissate clay was perfect for sculpting intricate details.
The inspissate texture of the sauce gave it a rich and savory flavor.
The inspissate consistency of the lotion made it perfect for dry skin.
The inspissate darkness of the room made it hard to see anything.
The inspissate concentration of the medicine made it more effective.
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