- cyclize
- \\ˈsīˌklīz, ˈsīkəˌlīz, ˈsiˌklīz\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary cycl- + -ize: to subject to cyclization: to undergo cyclization
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
cyclize
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cyclize — (Amer.) v. (Chemistry) undergo cyclization; cause cyclization (also cyclise) … English contemporary dictionary
cyclize — verb see cyclization … New Collegiate Dictionary
cyclize — /suy kluyz, sik luyz/, v., cyclized, cyclizing. Chem. v.t. 1. to cause cyclization. v.i. 2. to undergo cyclization. Also, esp. Brit., cyclise. [1905 10; CYCLE + IZE] * * * … Universalium
cyclize — verb To undergo, or cause to undergo, a reaction resulting in the formation of an aromatic or ring structure … Wiktionary
cyclize — cy·clize or Brit cy·clise sīk (ə ).līz, sik vb, cy·clized or Brit cy·clised; cy·cliz·ing or Brit cy·clis·ing vt to subject to cyclization vi to undergo cyclization … Medical dictionary
cyclize — or cyclise sʌɪklʌɪz verb Chemistry undergo or cause to undergo a reaction in which one part of a molecule becomes linked to another to form a closed ring. Derivatives cyclization noun … English new terms dictionary
cyclize — cy·clize … English syllables
cyclized — cyclize (Amer.) v. (Chemistry) undergo cyclization; cause cyclization (also cyclise) … English contemporary dictionary
cyclizes — cyclize (Amer.) v. (Chemistry) undergo cyclization; cause cyclization (also cyclise) … English contemporary dictionary
cyclizing — cyclize (Amer.) v. (Chemistry) undergo cyclization; cause cyclization (also cyclise) … English contemporary dictionary
