unlocalize
unlocalize verb: to remove from a locality.
Verb
unlocalize (third-person singular simple present unlocalizes, present participle unlocalizing, simple past and past participle unlocalized)
- To remove from a locality.
- They come to man, ever too ready to make the present everything, present time, present place, present circumstance, his all in all, and teach him to unlocalize himself, to know the past, to feel with it, and, retracing long tracts of time, to survey the future from a loftier station.1865, The Eagle: A Magazine Support by Members of St. John's College
Forms of unlocalize
| third-person singular present | unlocalizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | unlocalizing |
| past participle | unlocalized |
| past | unlocalized |
Origin of unlocalize
From un- + localize.
Questions about unlocalize
- What does unlocalize mean?
- Unlocalize means to remove from a locality.
- What part of speech is unlocalize?
- Unlocalize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unlocalize?
- The past tense of unlocalize is unlocalized.
Words near unlocalize in the dictionary
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