pamphletize

[ pam-fli-tahyz ]

/ ˈpæm flɪˌtaɪz /

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verb (used without object), pam·phlet·ized, pam·phlet·iz·ing.

to write a pamphlet.

verb (used with object), pam·phlet·ized, pam·phlet·iz·ing.

to write a pamphlet on (a specific subject).

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Also especially British, pam·phlet·ise .

Origin of pamphletize

First recorded in 1645–55; pamphlet + -ize

Words nearby pamphletize

pamper, pampero, pamph., pamphlet, pamphleteer, pamphletize, pamphrey, Pamphylia, Pamplona, pampoen, pampootie