jelled

[dʒeld]

jelled Definition

• 1. to become firm or solid
• 2. to take shape or come together as a cohesive whole

Using jelled: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "jelled" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  After a few hours in the fridge, the pudding had jelled nicely.

• Example

  The team's strategy finally jelled after weeks of brainstorming and discussion.

jelled Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for jelled

• solidify
• congeal
• gel
• coagulate

Phrases with jelled

• jell with

  to be compatible or harmonious with someone or something

  Example

  I don't think my personality jells with his, so we don't get along very well.

• jell around

  to form a group or team with others

  Example

  The coworkers jelled around their shared goal of finishing the project on time.

• jell out

  to become clear or defined

  Example

  The details of the plan started to jell out after several revisions.

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Summary: jelled in Brief

'Jelled' [dʒeld] means to become firm or solid, or to take shape or come together as a cohesive whole. It can refer to physical substances like pudding, or abstract concepts like team strategies, as in 'The team's strategy finally jelled after weeks of brainstorming and discussion.' 'Jelled' also appears in phrases like 'jell with,' meaning to be compatible, and 'jell out,' meaning to become clear or defined.