atomize

[US]/ˈætəmaɪz/

[UK]/əˈtɑːmɪˌzaɪ̯/

Frequency: Very High

Translation

vto reduce something to atoms; to vaporize it into a fine mist; to cause something to be destroyed by an atomic bomb
vito split into atoms

atomize the market

atomize data

atomize a problem

atomize the competition

atomize knowledge

we need to atomize the data for better analysis.

atomizing the project into smaller tasks can improve efficiency.

the new software can atomize complex processes.

to understand the issue, we must atomize the problem.

atomizing the ingredients helps in precise cooking.

they decided to atomize the tasks for the team project.

atomizing the information can make it easier to share.

we should atomize our goals to track progress effectively.

atomizing the workflow can lead to better productivity.

by atomizing the content, we can enhance user engagement.

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