As the spaceship enters the atmosphere, the protective coating partially vaporises, shielding it from extreme temperatures.
If the reactor core melts down, it vaporises everything in the surrounding area.
If you’re not careful, the concentrated acid quickly vaporises the flesh.
In his dreams, the dragon's fiery breath vaporises entire cities, leaving nothing but ash.
In the science fiction film, the antimatter bomb instantly vaporises everything within a 5-mile radius.
The alien spacecraft vaporises any obstacles in its path.
The alien weapon easily vaporises tanks and other vehicles.
The alien weapon fires a beam that instantly vaporises any organic matter in its path.
The alien weapon vaporises buildings and infrastructure.
The artist used a special technique where hot air vaporises the paint, creating a unique blurred effect.
The chef uses a culinary torch that quickly vaporises the sugar on top of the crème brûlée.
The chef uses a special technique to vaporise the flavoring and infuse the air with aroma.
The cleaning solution vaporises dirt and grime, leaving surfaces spotless.
The concentrated beam of energy vaporises the target instantly.
The concentrated beam vaporises the ice sculpture in seconds.
The concentrated solution vaporises at a rapid rate.
The cutting torch vaporises steel with ease.
The device carefully vaporises the sample for analysis.
The device efficiently vaporises the essential oils, releasing their fragrance.
The device vaporises the chemical compound into a gas.
The device vaporises the liquid into a fine spray.
The electric arc vaporises the metal, creating a brilliant spark.
The electric current is so strong it vaporises the thin wire in a flash of light.
The electric fence vaporises any small insects that touch it.
The energy weapon vaporises all matter in its path.
The experiment aimed to see if the newly discovered element vaporises at room temperature.
The experiment tests how quickly different substances vaporises under pressure.
The experimental weapon vaporises objects with a focused energy beam.
The extreme cold of space can effectively vaporise certain metals.
The extreme dryness of the desert sun vaporises any trace of morning dew.
The extreme heat vaporises the water, leaving behind only salt.
The fire vaporises everything in its path, leaving only ashes behind.
The force field is strong enough to vaporise incoming asteroids.
The force field protects the city by vaporising any incoming projectiles.
The force of the explosion vaporises the surrounding area.
The force of the impact instantly vaporises the object.
The futuristic weapon vaporises targets with a silent, invisible ray.
The heat from the lightning strike vaporises a nearby tree.
The heat from the volcano vaporises the surrounding water, creating steam clouds.
The heat from the welding torch easily vaporises the solder.
The heat wave vaporises the plants, leaving the landscape barren.
The high temperature of the plasma vaporises the waste.
The high-energy particle beam vaporises the target.
The high-frequency sonic waves vaporises the kidney stones, providing a non-invasive treatment option.
The high-powered microscope allows scientists to see how liquid vaporises on a microscopic level.
The high-speed projectile vaporises upon impact.
The industrial process uses extreme heat to purify materials, where the impurities vaporises leaving the desired component.
The intense energy pulse vaporises the metal casing.
The intense friction caused by re-entry vaporises the meteor, creating a spectacular light show.
The intense heat from the laser vaporises the metal, leaving only a puff of smoke.
The intense heat from the nuclear explosion vaporises everything within a certain radius.
The intense heat inside the sun vaporises any solid matter.
The intense heat of the forge vaporises impurities from the metal.
The intense pressure deep beneath the Earth's crust potentially vaporises certain rock formations.
The intense pressure inside the collapsing star vaporises the remaining matter.
The intense radiation from the supernova vaporises nearby planets.
The intense radiation vaporises the protective shield.
The laser is powerful enough to vaporise diamonds.
The laser vaporises the ink from the surface of the paper.
The machine uses ultrasonic waves to vaporise the liquid.
The machine vaporises liquid nitrogen to create dense, swirling clouds for theatrical effects.
The machine vaporises organic waste, turning it into energy.
The machine vaporises plastics for recycling purposes.
The machine vaporises the liquid into a breathable mist.
The machine vaporises the solid material into a gaseous form.
The magician claimed to have a spell that vaporises unwanted objects, making them disappear completely.
The magician uses sleight of hand to make the coin appear to vaporise in thin air.
The magician’s trick makes the rabbit appear to vaporise into nothing.
The microwave vaporises the water molecules in the food, heating it up.
The new device vaporises the water into a fine mist.
The new technology cleanly vaporises toxic waste products.
The new technology uses a laser to vaporises cancerous cells, minimizing damage to healthy tissue.
The new technology vaporises harmful chemicals into harmless substances.
The new technology vaporises pollutants from the air.
The new technology vaporises waste materials in a safe and efficient way.
The portable device vaporises essential oils, providing a calming aromatherapy experience.
The powerful engine vaporises fuel for combustion.
The powerful explosion vaporises the entire structure, leaving only a crater in the ground.
The powerful laser beam vaporises the material, cutting through it like butter.
The powerful laser vaporises the rust from the metal surface.
The powerful spell vaporises all undead creatures in the vicinity.
The process allows for the safe removal of asbestos, where the toxic material is vaporises.
The process of rapid decompression can cause fluids to vaporises.
The process of sublimation vaporises solid ice directly into water vapor.
The process uses intense heat to vaporises and separate different components.
The rapid heat transfer quickly vaporises the thin layer of liquid.
The scientist believes the rare element vaporises into an unknown gas.
The scientist theorized that the black hole's radiation vaporises matter before it even crosses the event horizon.
The solar flare vaporises anything in its path.
The storyteller described a powerful artifact that vaporises evil spirits on contact.
The sudden increase in temperature vaporises the volatile compound.
The sudden surge of energy vaporises the circuit board, causing a complete system failure.
The sun quickly vaporises any remaining puddles after the rain.
The sun's energy vaporises the water, forming clouds and driving the water cycle.
The system vaporises harmful gases before releasing them into the atmosphere.
The ultraviolet light vaporises the bacteria, effectively sterilizing the equipment.
The volcanic eruption vaporises everything nearby.
The weapon is designed to vaporise entire fleets of enemy ships.
The weapon uses sound waves to vaporise its targets.
With a flick of his wrist, the sorcerer vaporises the attacking monster.