fixingstage
nounUK /ˈfɪksɪŋsteɪdʒ/
US /ˈfɪksɪŋsteɪdʒ/
A fixingstage is a step in a process where things are made firm and set in place.
The fixingstage of the craft project is when you glue everything down so it stays put.
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2. In photography, the fixingstage is the step that makes a picture permanent so light cannot change it.
During the fixingstage, the photo stopped changing when exposed to light.
3. In building, the fixingstage is when parts are attached firmly to the structure.
The workers reached the fixingstage and bolted the beams together.
4. In planning, the fixingstage is when final decisions are locked in.
After much debate, the plan entered its fixingstage and no more changes were allowed.