remetaphorize
remetaphorize verb: to change metaphors in a description.
Verb
remetaphorize (third-person singular simple present remetaphorizes, present participle remetaphorizing, simple past and past participle remetaphorized)
- To change metaphors in a description.
- We might rephrase and remetaphorize the idea again and say that Lazaro presents himself as a lens through which he makes us view his situation, and that the lens composes the image of the situation as he would like us to see it.2000, Keith Whitlock, The Renaissance in Europe: A Reader
Forms of remetaphorize
| third-person singular present | remetaphorizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | remetaphorizing |
| past participle | remetaphorized |
| past | remetaphorized |
Origin of remetaphorize
From re- + metaphorize.
Questions about remetaphorize
- What does remetaphorize mean?
- Remetaphorize means to change metaphors in a description.
- What part of speech is remetaphorize?
- Remetaphorize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of remetaphorize?
- The past tense of remetaphorize is remetaphorized.
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