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• The symbol for the planet Mars is a stylized representation of the shield and spear of the god Mars.From the entry stylized
• The komainu can be traced to India and that culture’s stylized representations of the lion.2015, Stan Sakai, The Usagi Yojimbo Saga. Volume 4, page 577. From the entry komainu
• On his bas-reliefs and plaques, allegorical, stylized, and muscular heroes break their chains and brandish large swords.2010, François Lagarde, The French in Texas: History, Migration, Culture. From the entry lionesque
• Yet this stylized minifilm captures some elemental aspects of his career.2007 September 2, Caryn James, “A Star Without a Charm Offensive”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company…. From the entry minifilm
• Completing the decoration are stylized ataurique motifs distinguished by asymmetrical leaves.1992, Jerrilynn D Dodds (Ed.), Al-Andalus: The Art of Islamic Spain, page 109. From the entry ataurique
• All violent emotions, like uncouth nature, have become stylized, symbolized, daintified.1960, Arthur Koestler, The Lotus and the Robot, page 195. From the entry daintified
• Prosopomorphic lids made of processed and baked clay, stylized with motifs and astonishing artistic ornamentation discovered in Fafos.2012, Milot Berisha, Archaeological Guide of Kosovo, archived from the original on 21 Mar 2021, page 28. From the entry prosopomorphic
• The tapestrylike pictures have a sweetly personal poetry unlike the more anonymously stylized look of the exhibition’s other works.2007 December 10, Ken Johnson, “From Tibet, Art of Enlightenment”, in The New York Times. From the entry anonymously
• Ferrara’s stylized, psychosexually charged film provides a hopeful ending but otherwise takes huge liberties with the Finney template.2007 August 12, Dennis Lim, “Same Old Aliens, but New Neuroses”, in New York Times. From the entry psychosexually
• Professional attire is indicated for interactions with financial officers, but less formal, stylized costuming may be more disarming among criminal subculturists.2007, Michael Weinberg, Careers in Crime: An Applicant's Guide Paperback, →ISBN, Money Launderer, page 138. From the entry subculturist
• Many elegies contain stylized accounts of peaceful deaths that offered a dehortative contrast to the grief-stricken panic of the living.2004, Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock, Spectral America: Phantoms and the National Imagination, page 45. From the entry dehortative
• There are roomsets in the tradition of William Morris and Walter Crane, the latter including stylized iris and moth motifs.1989, San Diego Home Garden - Volume 11, Issues 1-6, page 89. From the entry roomset
• Later still, her images became highly stylized, intricate, with obsessed, repetitive motifs, labyrinthine, until they resembled Louis Wain's crystalline cats.1973, Oliver Sacks, Awakenings. From the entry amphetaminism
• They exclaimed over teapots and dessertware in the forms of stylized cauliflowers, pineapples, cabbages, and Chinese melon-shaped winepots.1950, Jean Gorely, Wedgwood, New York, N.Y.: Gramercy Publishing Company, page 18. From the entry dessertware
• Snoop Dogg’s logo for his line of marijuana products features the brand name superimposed on a stylized leaf, similar to Toronto Maple Leafs’ logo.2016 June 23, Jessica Murphy, “Snoop Dogg v Toronto Maple Leafs: legal fight looms over marijuana logo”, in The Guardian. From the entry stylized
• Another tabula in Paris shows the same characteristics but even more progressively stylized and is therefore dated to the Arabian period, eighth to ninth century.2005, Peter Noever, Angela Völker, Fragile remnants, page 57. From the entry tabula
• Parental time with children is one area in which data reported in stylized (nondiary) form are considered unreliable because of a strong social desirability bias.2004, James S. House, A Telescope on Society. From the entry nondiary
• It had a slight rasp, soft subtones in the low notes and even control through the registers; he scattered stylized shakes of vibrato all through his playing.2007 July 20, Ben Ratliff, “Sounds to Quiet a Crowd While Recalling Faded Times”, in New York Times. From the entry subtone

Meaning of stylize

1. verb To represent (someone or something) in a particular style.
2. verb To represent (someone or something) abstractly in a conventional manner, commonly fancifully symbolic, to identify a particular item, by omitting most of the detail that is not unique to the item in question.

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Questions about stylize in a sentence

How do you use stylize in a sentence?

Stylize is used as a verb. For example: “The symbol for the planet Mars is a stylized representation of the shield and spear of the god Mars.”

What is a short sentence with stylize?

“All violent emotions, like uncouth nature, have become stylized, symbolized, daintified.”

What does stylize mean?

Stylize means to represent (someone or something) in a particular style.