tudorise
tudorise is the alternative form of Tudorize.
Meaning of Tudorize
Verb
Tudorize (third-person singular simple present Tudorizes, present participle Tudorizing, simple past and past participle Tudorized)
- To alter according to the styles and ideas of the Tudor period.
- He wishes the balustrade to be an architectural symphony, and suggests a sunset effect in the draperies to give certain lambent devices, as it were, and then protests, after the manner of Mrs. Micawber, that he will never Tudorize Greek ideas.1880, The Cabinet Maker and Art Furnisher - Volume 1, page 190
Verb capitalized: Tudorise
Tudorise (third-person singular simple present Tudorises, present participle Tudorising, simple past and past participle Tudorised)
- Alternative form of Tudorize.
- The idea being that we mock Tudorise the front of Deitch Projects in New York and then try to sell the work to someone who then has bought the right to mock Tudorise their own building.2006, Marco Livingstone, Gordon Burn, Richard Woods, page 80
- The big room had been virtually rebuilt, and Tudorised with a monstrously heavy hand.2016, Ellis Peters, The Complete Felse Investigations
Forms of tudorise
| third-person singular present | tudorises |
|---|---|
| present participle | tudorising |
| past participle | tudorised |
| past | tudorised |
| third-person singular present | Tudorises |
| present participle | Tudorising |
| past participle | Tudorised |
| past | Tudorised |
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Adapted from Wiktionary: tudorise (page history and authors); Tudorise (page history and authors); Tudorize (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.
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