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Oct31-05, 10:26 AM   #1
 

Congeal vs. Freeze


Is there a consensus on whether there is a difference in usage between "freeze" and "congeal". The general purpose dictionary definitions are not really helpful. I had always thought of congealing as a process of forming a non-crystalline solid, while freeze suggested a cystalline form, but it seems this is wrong. Any help would be appreciated.
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Oct31-05, 11:50 AM   #2
 
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