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parabolize

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[puh-rab-uh-lahyz]

verb (used with object), pa·rab·o·lized, pa·rab·o·liz·ing.

to tell or explain in a parable or parables.
Also especially British, pa·rab·o·lise.

Origin of parabolize

1
1590–1600; < Late Latin parabol(a) parable + -ize
Related formspa·rab·o·li·za·tion, nounpa·rab·o·liz·er, noun

parabolize

2
[puh-rab-uh-lahyz]

verb (used with object), pa·rab·o·lized, pa·rab·o·liz·ing.

to form as a parabola or paraboloid.
Also especially British, pa·rab·o·lise.

Origin of parabolize

2
First recorded in 1865–70; parabol(a) + -ize
Related formspa·rab·o·li·za·tion, nounpa·rab·o·liz·er, noun
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British Dictionary definitions for parabolize

parabolize

1

parabolise

verb

(tr) to explain by a parable

parabolize

2

parabolise

verb

(tr) to shape like a parabola or paraboloid
Derived Formsparabolization or parabolisation, noun
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