Object

• vapor: A refrigerated condenser may be used to condense the water vapor.

• steam: By condensing the exhaust steam a vacuum is created in the low pressure cylinder, thus increasing the power.

• locomotive: A condensing steam locomotive is constrained by being only able to reject heat to the atmosphere.

• apparatus: This had to be changed to revolving condensing apparatus.

• lens: These condensing lenses can be used either way round.

Preposition: on

• surface: In spite of this, water may still condense on the surface of VELUX windows.

Preposition: into

• droplet: They use the trick of cooling the aliens down, which makes the moisture condense into water droplets.

• liquid: The vapors are then collected and allowed to condense back into a liquid.

Modifying Another Word

• then: You can then condense this information down into a single value.

• back: The vapors are then collected and allowed to condense back into a liquid.

• not: Do not condense or stretch lines of type or, worse, single words, to fit your line length.

• again: Feel the connection between the hands stretch as they move apart, and condense again as they circle back together.

• n't: Try and keep it quiet as canvas does n't condense noise!

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: There'll be more water to condense out onto any cold surfaces.

Used with why or when

• what: They condense what is being said into notes for the deaf person to read on screen or in Braille.

Infinitive complement

• form: In the air, DMS is transformed into an aerosol of tiny particles on which water vapor can condense to form clouds.