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Are cooling and solidification really the exact same physical process? Why?

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Cooling a gas turn into a liquid. Solification mean it turn into a solid. Water is a good example.
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C & S are 2 completely different things.

C = Reducing the temperature of something.

S = A phase change of matter to a solid state from some other (eg, liquid or gaseous) state.

Solidification frequently happens when something is cooled, but other than that relationship, they have nothing in common.
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