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• n  the act of increasing the density of something
• v  undergo condensation; change from a gaseous to a liquid state and fall in drops
• v  make more concise
• v  remove water from
• v  cause a gas or vapor to change into a liquid
• v  become more compact or concentrated
• v  develop due to condensation
• v  compress or concentrate

• condensation
• condense
• distill
• distil
• digest
• concentrate
• contract

News & Articles

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• York Tech offers one-stop admission, enrollment
  York Technical College is condensing its normal two-week acceptance and enrollment process into one
  June 16, 2013 - The Rock Hill Herald

Quotes

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• Paul Berman in New York Times
  About the chill in the intellectual climate, Mr. Berman writes: "Two developments account for it - two large new realities that, condensing overhead, have altered the intellectual atmosphere down below, almost without being noticed. The first of...
• Pietro Scalia in Sfilate
  The idea of distilling the complexity of Prada's new men's fragrance, Infusion d'Homme, into an audio-visual experience by condensing the essence of nine different short films, was too intriguing to pass up,said Scalia. "Young filmmakers...
• Mike Scioscia in Los Angeles Times
  At some point, we will have to look at condensing the [regular-season] schedule, maybe schedule some doubleheaders for each team to shorten the season seven to 10 days,Angels Manager Mike Scioscia said. "If you run into some bad weather...