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Atomize (Verb)

Spray very finely; "atomize perfume".

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The fog machine began to atomize the water, turning it into a thin mist that hung in the air.
The artist's technique involved atomizing paint to create a delicate, ethereal effect on the canvas.
The air freshener was designed to atomize the fragrance, releasing it evenly throughout the room.
When the fire extinguisher was activated, it began to atomize the liquid, dispersing it as a fine spray.
The perfume bottle was a device that would atomize the scent, breaking it down into tiny droplets as it was released.

Break up into small particles; "the fine powder had been atomized by air".

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The nebulizer atomized the medicine into a fine mist that could be inhaled.
High-pressure pumps atomize a mixture of fuel and air for efficient combustion in engines.
Pesticide droplets can be atomized by air jets from the spray nozzles for uniform distribution.
Airborne pollutants can be atomized into tiny particles that become suspended in the atmosphere.
During the freeze-drying process, the liquid solution is first atomized into tiny droplets before freezing.

Strike at with firepower or bombs; "zap the enemy".

Verbs of fighting, athletic activities.

Air support was called in to atomize the enemy's defenses before the ground assault began.
The drone strike would atomize the enemy position, clearing a path for the advancing troops.
Using precision-guided munitions, pilots were able to atomize key enemy targets with ease.
The high-explosive bombs would atomize the fortified bunker, allowing for a swift and decisive victory.
To atomize the enemy's fuel depot, the bombers were armed with incendiary devices.