1. present participle of alkalise; to make alkaline or increase the alkalinity of a substance
Usage: British spelling; American English typically uses 'alkalizing'; commonly used in chemistry and health contexts

1. having the quality or effect of making something alkaline
Usage: used to describe substances or processes that increase alkalinity

Examples

• The alkalising properties of baking soda make it useful for neutralizing stomach acid.
• Adding limestone to soil is an alkalising treatment that raises the pH level.
• Some people drink alkalising water, believing it has health benefits.
• The alkalising effect of the medication helped reduce the patient's acidosis.
• Alkalising agents are commonly used in water treatment plants.
• The recipe calls for an alkalising ingredient to balance the acidity of the lemon juice.