1. converting into mineral form; causing to become mineral or mineral-like
Usage: present participle of mineralise (British spelling); also used as an adjective in geological contexts
2. adding minerals to water or another substance
Usage: common in water treatment and beverage production

Examples

• The mineralising process transforms organic matter into stone over millions of years.
• Groundwater is mineralising as it flows through limestone deposits.
• The company is mineralising the drinking water to improve its nutritional content.
• Mineralising solutions are used in dental treatments to strengthen tooth enamel.
• The fossil shows evidence of mineralising activity from ancient geological periods.