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Tudorized, ppl. a.|ˈtjuːdəraɪzd|
[f. Tudor a.: see -ize.]
Rendered Tudor in form or character; spec. built or renovated in a mock-Tudor style. Hence (as back-formations) ˈTudorize v. trans., ˈTudorizing vbl. n.
1923S. Leslie in Knox & Leslie Miracles King Henry VI 1 The curious may glean a Tudorized version of his character from the pages of Shakespeare. 1944D. Welch Jrnl. 26 Oct. (1952) 134 There were cows in the field opposite, in the misty atmosphere, and beyond on the opposite hill Tudorized houses lost in the soft mist. 1986Daily Tel. 12 July 20/6 The Tudorising of a modern house is a wonderful reversal of the usual process. 1986House Buyer Nov. 47/1 (Advt.), Some areas are tudorised, with decorative cornices, delft-racks and leaded windows. 1990Times 11 Sept. 13/6 Its attempt to ‘Tudorise’ the garden at Ham House is a dismal failure. |