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spiritualize
/ ˈɪɪʊəˌɪ /
verb
(tr) to make spiritual or infuse with spiritual content
Other Word Forms
- spiritualization noun
- spiritualizer noun
- despiritualization noun
- despiritualize verb (used with object)
- respiritualize verb (used with object)
- unspiritualized adjective
- unspiritualizing adjective
- ˌ辱ٳܲˈپDz noun
- ˈ辱ٳܲˌ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of spiritualize1
Example Sentences
Maybe they grew rapidly because her suffering was spiritualized away.
He added, “There is not a single degradation of the body which I must not try and make into a spiritualizing of the soul.”
Some white churches “have the luxury to say, ‘Let’s just spiritualize everything and not get involved in politics,’” Alick said.
But there is a genuine threat to democracy when citizens spiritualize their political differences.
For these adherents, Christianity is a kind of spiritualized trolling of the modern world that gives them a vehicle to promote a particular vision — usually white, usually Western — of pre-modernity.
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