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formulize, v.|ˈfɔːmjʊlaɪz|
[f. formula + -ize.]
trans. To reduce to or express in a formula; to construct a formula for.
1851Westcott Introd. Study Gosp. i. (1875) 49 The labours of Priests and Scribes in after time formulized what the Prophets had taught. 1859Masson Brit. Novelists iv. 255 The ideas of Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity which that Revolution had promulgated and formulized. 1882T. Mozley Remin. Oriel II. cv. 228 They have formulized their religion into these two monosyllables.
Hence ˈformulized ppl. a. Also ˈformulizer, one who formulizes.
1864Kingsley Rom. & Teut. x. 293 The formulizers of that law were none other than the celibate Roman clergy. 1865Pusey Truth Eng. Ch. 94 That vast formulized theory. |