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stylization

American  
[stahyl-ahyz-ay-shuhn] / ˌstaɪl aɪzˈeɪ ʃən /

noun

plural

stylizations
  1. the act, process, or result of stylizing or conventionalizing.


Other Word Forms

  • hyper-stylization noun
  • over-stylization noun
  • self-stylization noun

Example Sentences

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They also provide a throwback to an era where pages had free-form stylization, without external advertisements muddling the navigation experience.

From New York Times

Sharp stylization enlivens a distinctly feminist perspective throughout.

From Los Angeles Times

Planning officers said the mural was "not only inaccurate but also gaudy in its use of colour and stylization".

From BBC

A more apt choice for the stage is stylization.

From New York Times

Stroman has a rare affinity for classic Broadway showmanship, as illustrated by her work on “Crazy for You” and “The Producers,” but she can also veer into radical stylization, as in “The Scottsboro Boys.”

From New York Times