1. The act of cementing; a process which consists in surrounding a solid body with the powder of other substances, and heating the whole to redness in a close vessel, so that the one combines with the other without fusing, iron being thus converted into steel by being surrounded with charcoal powder, and green bottle-glass converted into porcelain by being surrounded with sand.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• eventvation,
• lementation,
• Cetenation,
• xementation,
• vementation,
• dementation,
• cwmentation,
• csmentation,
• cdmentation,
• crmentation,
• c4mentation,
• c3mentation,
• cenentation,
• cekentation,
• cementaion,
• Cemantation,
• Elemantation,
• himectation,
• seminnation,
• cogenration

The adjective form of "cementation" is "cementitious".

The plural of the "Cementation" can be the "cementations".

The singular of the "Cementation" can be the "Cementation".