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marmorealize

marmorealize verb: to commemorate (something, as though fixing it in marble); to make permanent, to immortalize.

Verb

marmorealize (third-person singular simple present marmorealizes, present participle marmorealizing, simple past and past participle marmorealized)

  1. To commemorate (something, as though fixing it in marble); to make permanent, to immortalize.
    • He was also refreshingly theory-lite – and free from the obligation to marmorealise any ideological predecessors.2018 April 25, Will Self, The Guardian

Forms of marmorealize

third-person singular presentmarmorealizes
present participlemarmorealizing
past participlemarmorealized
pastmarmorealized
alternative formmarmorealise

Origin of marmorealize

From marmoreal + -ize.

Questions about marmorealize

What does marmorealize mean?
Marmorealize means to commemorate (something, as though fixing it in marble); to make permanent, to immortalize.
What part of speech is marmorealize?
Marmorealize is a verb.
What is the past tense of marmorealize?
The past tense of marmorealize is marmorealized.

Words near marmorealize in the dictionary

  1. marmoreal
  2. marmorealise
  3. marmorealised
  4. marmorealises
  5. marmorealising
  6. marmorealize
  7. marmorealized
  8. marmorealizes
  9. marmorealizing
  10. marmoreally
  11. marmorean

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