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Today's expression is a good one. It is to solidify something.

To solidify something. Oh boy. Sounds difficult. Solidify. It's easy. S-O-L-I-D., like my head. Solid, like a rock. Solidify. S-O-L-L-I-D-I-F-Y means to make something solid.

It's the verb form of solid. So I'll give you the opposite. Do you know liquid? L-I-Q-U-I-D? Liquid, right? That means like water. Well, to make something into a liquid, we can say liquefy. L-I-F-I-F-I-F-I. So solidify to make something into a liquid, we can say liquefy. Liqueify.

So solidify to make something solid.

Liqueify to make something into a liquid.

So, for example, if we have water and we put it in the freezer, it becomes ice.

We have solidified water. And if we have ice and we put it on the stove,

it becomes water. We have liquefied the ice. Does that make sense? Okay. So that's the basic

idea of to solid to make something solid. But the otherify, to make something solid.

But the other meaning is to make something strong, to make something outstanding,

to make something very well respected, to make something deep rooted.

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