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Noun: magnetisation  ,mag-nu-tI'zey-shun
Usage: Brit (N. Amer: magnetization)
  1. The process that makes a substance magnetic (temporarily or permanently)
    "The magnetisation of iron filings created intricate patterns around the magnet";
    - magnetization, magnetic induction
     
  2. The extent or degree to which something is magnetized
    "The scientist measured the magnetisation of the iron sample";
    - magnetization
     
  3. The physical property of being magnetic
    "The magnetisation of the iron filings revealed the magnetic field lines";
    - magnetization

Derived forms: magnetisations

Type of: action, activity, amount, measure, natural action, natural process, physical property, quantity

Encyclopedia: Magnetisation