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Granulate (Verb)

Form into grains.

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

The powdery substance will granulate as it dries and forms into small crystals.
Fertilizers are designed to granulate for ease of application and more even dispersal.
Spraying the solution and allowing it to granulate provided an effective way to protect the crops.
By adding a binding agent, the mixture was able to granulate properly during the manufacturing process.
As it dried, the lava began to granulate and form a loose, soil-like texture.

Become granular.

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

The company will granulate its operations to facilitate more efficient management of its various business sectors.
The data was granulated into smaller, more understandable pieces to help with the analysis.
To make the instructions clearer, the teacher started to granulate the complex process into more manageable tasks.
The organization's strategy is to granulate the large project into smaller tasks to increase productivity.
The material was granulated to a fine powder to increase its surface area and reactivity.

Form granulating tissue; "wounds and ulcers can granulate".

Verbs of grooming, dressing and bodily care.

The wound began to granulate as the body's natural healing process took hold, forming new tissue to cover the damaged area.
As part of the recovery process, her ulcer started to granulate, with the formation of fragrant granulation tissue, composed of a mixture of collagen, new blood vessels, and fibroblasts.
A notable sign of recovery was when her unhealed cut began to granulate, eventually allowing for the regeneration of stronger and healthier tissue.
The appearance of moist granulation tissue indicated that the sore was about to start granulating and sealing off the damaged area naturally.
Wounds in diabetic patients often take longer to granulate and completely heal due to several factors that hinder the process, including bacterial load and restricted blood flow.