1. the process of converting a material into fibers or fiber-like structures
Usage: technical; commonly used in materials science and manufacturing
2. the formation or development of fibers in biological tissue
Usage: medical; used in pathology and tissue engineering

Examples

• The fiberization of plastic waste has become an important recycling technique.
• Industrial fiberization processes convert raw materials into usable textile fibers.
• Researchers studied the fiberization of collagen in wound healing.
• The fiberization of cellulose produces strong, biodegradable materials.
• Advanced fiberization technology allows manufacturers to create composite materials with enhanced properties.
• Excessive fiberization of lung tissue can lead to serious respiratory complications.