gallantized
gallantized is the simple past and past participle of gallantize.
Meaning of gallantize
Verb
gallantize (third-person singular simple present gallantizes, present participle gallantizing, simple past and past participle gallantized)
- To woo or flirt with.
- […] such opportunities of gallantizing their wives, as the French and other novelists, I mean novel-writers, would insinuate.1728, Joseph Morgan, The History of Algiers
- To socialize in a fashionable manner.
- Some of the principall Officers, presuming by this small beginning that all was theirs returned to Paris, gallantized it in the City, tooke their pleasure, considered not that their Lords lay in Tents, and betook them to their beds of ease, to the danger, not ruine of his Majesties affairs, whose...1637, The Principall Passages of Germany, Italy, France, and Other Places
Questions about gallantized
- What is gallantized the simple past and past participle of?
- Gallantized is the simple past and past participle of gallantize.
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