dementalize
dementalize verb: to remove from a mental context.
Verb
dementalize (third-person singular simple present dementalizes, present participle dementalizing, simple past and past participle dementalized)
- To remove from a mental context.
- One knows other minds, only if one's third-person beliefs can be justified solely on the grounds that they provide the best explanation of the dementalized movements of others.1998, Charles Siewert, The Significance of Consciousness, page 19
Forms of dementalize
| third-person singular present | dementalizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | dementalizing |
| past participle | dementalized |
| past | dementalized |
Origin of dementalize
From de- + mental + -ize.
Questions about dementalize
- What does dementalize mean?
- Dementalize means to remove from a mental context.
- What part of speech is dementalize?
- Dementalize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of dementalize?
- The past tense of dementalize is dementalized.
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