- absolutized
- absolutize (Amer.) v. make absolute; declare perfect; change into an absolute (also absolutise)
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absolutize — /ab seuh looh tuyz /, v.t., absolutized, absolutizing. to render absolute; consider or declare perfect, complete, or unchangeable: Overzealous followers absolutized his theories. Also, esp. Brit., absolutise. [1915 20; ABSOLUTE + IZE] * * * … Universalium
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absolutize — [ab′sə lo͞o tīz΄] vt. absolutized, absolutizing to make absolute; make into an absolute … English World dictionary
ab|so|lu|tize — «AB suh loo tyz», transitive verb, tized, tiz|ing. to make absolute; declare perfect, unconditional, or complete: »The forms that characterize man s religious thought…are culturally contingent; yet the early Christian philosophers absolutized… … Useful english dictionary
