1. To become more dense, close, or hard.

2. Condensed; made more close or compact.

3. To condense.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• conpensate,
• condenstate,
• condinsate,
• conpensated,
• condensated,
• xondensate,
• vondensate,
• fondensate,
• condsensate,
• condeensate,
• condnesate,
• condencate,
• condensite,
• condenssted,
• Conquessate,
• condenssity,
• Condensivate,
• condensante,
• condcesate,
• condecensate

• condensed,
• condemned,
• contender,
• contents,
• contented,
• condemn,
• condensation,
• content,
• countdown,
• candent,
• condensing,
• condiment,
• condone,
• condemnable,
• contentedly,
• contentedness,
• condense,
• condenser.

The adjective form of the word "condensate" is "condensed".

The plural of the "condensate" can be the "condensates".

The singular of the "condensate" can be the "condensate".