Definition of spiritualize in English:

spiritualize

(British spiritualise)

verbˈspɪrɪtʃʊəlʌɪzˈspɪrɪtjʊəlʌɪzˈspɪrɪtʃ(əw)əˌlaɪz

[with object]

Elevate to a spiritual level.
the task of spiritualizing institutions of state power did not prove to be easy
Example sentencesExamples
- Miracle stories per se may be crude renderings of the seamless and spiritual way in which God truly responds to the world but, when properly spiritualized, they take on value.
- Now if once we allow people to start spiritualizing and refining, or as they might say ‘deepening,’ the sense of the word Christian, it too will speedily become a useless word.
- His mother has become deified and spiritualized by the Indian crowd.
- So there you go, plenty to entertain you, spiritualize you, educate you and most importantly make you laugh.
- The problem is that the blemished sinfulness of the concrete church does not fit the blueprint, and as a consequence the nitty-gritty of Christian life and practice tends to be either ignored or spiritualized.
- Were they spiritualized, minimized, or did they fail to find fulfillment only because of the failure of the restoration to materialize?
- She thus criticizes church teaching that is too abstract or spiritualized and seeks to correct the traditional dichotomy between the secular and religious lives.
- And when Krishna accepts the food, it becomes spiritualised.
- Matter, once fallen, is spiritualized and made holy in the image of the Absolute.
- This vision of a new beginning in a pure and untrammeled land served to spiritualize the past where there were no antique monuments to do so.
- Just as the Renaissance involved a general turning away from spirit and towards nature, so art itself became less spiritualised and more naturalised.
- Many are of great beauty and delicacy, others veer toward the new - ageish and psycho - spiritualized.
- But the overall effect of the poem is one of denial, fabricated intimacy and an insulting treatment of a situation that in our culture has already been spiritualized and depersonalized to death.
- If literacy introduces John to the spirituality of the text, it also seems to spiritualize Lucy.
- At lunch today we spoke a little about prasadam, vegetarian foods that have been spiritualized by being offered to Krishna in the temple.
- What are the criteria that determine what should be spiritualized?
- For one thing, this overlap reminds us that a holistic spirituality should be neither individualistic nor spiritualized.
- Art spiritualized, through unconventional spiritual practices and beliefs, is foundational to any appreciation of Page's visual art.
- ‘As writer and profeminist activist John Stoltenberg explains, patriarchal culture ‘romanticizes, spiritualizes, emotionalizes and psychologizes the right of men to own women… as property.’
- People of the Ancient World didn't spiritualize the way they did to be cool, or to be rebellious.

Derivatives

spiritualization

nounspɪrɪtjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nspɪrɪtʃʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

A further spiritualization is necessary, for it also must be assumed by Wilkinson that, in praying this prayer, Jabez is motivated primarily by a desire to make a greater impact for God.
Example sentencesExamples
- Such a spiritualization, however, is not known to the Bible.
- How weary I am of all this spiritualization of vicious bloodshed!
- Moreover, it resists the spiritualization of God's dealings with Israel that Soulen and others have attributed to the traditional Christian reading of Israel's story.
- Thus one focuses on spiritualization of the self, the family, and consequently the whole society by imbibing higher values in one's character.

Definition of spiritualize in US English:

spiritualize

(British spiritualise)

verbˈspɪrɪtʃ(əw)əˌlaɪzˈspiriCH(əw)əˌlīz

[with object]

Elevate to a spiritual level.
Example sentencesExamples
- But the overall effect of the poem is one of denial, fabricated intimacy and an insulting treatment of a situation that in our culture has already been spiritualized and depersonalized to death.
- At lunch today we spoke a little about prasadam, vegetarian foods that have been spiritualized by being offered to Krishna in the temple.
- If literacy introduces John to the spirituality of the text, it also seems to spiritualize Lucy.
- For one thing, this overlap reminds us that a holistic spirituality should be neither individualistic nor spiritualized.
- So there you go, plenty to entertain you, spiritualize you, educate you and most importantly make you laugh.
- People of the Ancient World didn't spiritualize the way they did to be cool, or to be rebellious.
- Matter, once fallen, is spiritualized and made holy in the image of the Absolute.
- Just as the Renaissance involved a general turning away from spirit and towards nature, so art itself became less spiritualised and more naturalised.
- Miracle stories per se may be crude renderings of the seamless and spiritual way in which God truly responds to the world but, when properly spiritualized, they take on value.
- The problem is that the blemished sinfulness of the concrete church does not fit the blueprint, and as a consequence the nitty-gritty of Christian life and practice tends to be either ignored or spiritualized.
- Now if once we allow people to start spiritualizing and refining, or as they might say ‘deepening,’ the sense of the word Christian, it too will speedily become a useless word.
- What are the criteria that determine what should be spiritualized?
- ‘As writer and profeminist activist John Stoltenberg explains, patriarchal culture ‘romanticizes, spiritualizes, emotionalizes and psychologizes the right of men to own women… as property.’
- And when Krishna accepts the food, it becomes spiritualised.
- Were they spiritualized, minimized, or did they fail to find fulfillment only because of the failure of the restoration to materialize?
- Many are of great beauty and delicacy, others veer toward the new - ageish and psycho - spiritualized.
- His mother has become deified and spiritualized by the Indian crowd.
- Art spiritualized, through unconventional spiritual practices and beliefs, is foundational to any appreciation of Page's visual art.
- This vision of a new beginning in a pure and untrammeled land served to spiritualize the past where there were no antique monuments to do so.
- She thus criticizes church teaching that is too abstract or spiritualized and seeks to correct the traditional dichotomy between the secular and religious lives.

单词	spiritualize
释义	Definition of spiritualize in English: spiritualize (British spiritualise) verbˈspɪrɪtʃʊəlʌɪzˈspɪrɪtjʊəlʌɪzˈspɪrɪtʃ(əw)əˌlaɪz [with object] Elevate to a spiritual level. the task of spiritualizing institutions of state power did not prove to be easy Example sentencesExamples Miracle stories per se may be crude renderings of the seamless and spiritual way in which God truly responds to the world but, when properly spiritualized, they take on value. Now if once we allow people to start spiritualizing and refining, or as they might say ‘deepening,’ the sense of the word Christian, it too will speedily become a useless word. His mother has become deified and spiritualized by the Indian crowd. So there you go, plenty to entertain you, spiritualize you, educate you and most importantly make you laugh. The problem is that the blemished sinfulness of the concrete church does not fit the blueprint, and as a consequence the nitty-gritty of Christian life and practice tends to be either ignored or spiritualized. Were they spiritualized, minimized, or did they fail to find fulfillment only because of the failure of the restoration to materialize? She thus criticizes church teaching that is too abstract or spiritualized and seeks to correct the traditional dichotomy between the secular and religious lives. And when Krishna accepts the food, it becomes spiritualised. Matter, once fallen, is spiritualized and made holy in the image of the Absolute. This vision of a new beginning in a pure and untrammeled land served to spiritualize the past where there were no antique monuments to do so. Just as the Renaissance involved a general turning away from spirit and towards nature, so art itself became less spiritualised and more naturalised. Many are of great beauty and delicacy, others veer toward the new - ageish and psycho - spiritualized. But the overall effect of the poem is one of denial, fabricated intimacy and an insulting treatment of a situation that in our culture has already been spiritualized and depersonalized to death. If literacy introduces John to the spirituality of the text, it also seems to spiritualize Lucy. At lunch today we spoke a little about prasadam, vegetarian foods that have been spiritualized by being offered to Krishna in the temple. What are the criteria that determine what should be spiritualized? For one thing, this overlap reminds us that a holistic spirituality should be neither individualistic nor spiritualized. Art spiritualized, through unconventional spiritual practices and beliefs, is foundational to any appreciation of Page's visual art. ‘As writer and profeminist activist John Stoltenberg explains, patriarchal culture ‘romanticizes, spiritualizes, emotionalizes and psychologizes the right of men to own women… as property.’ People of the Ancient World didn't spiritualize the way they did to be cool, or to be rebellious. Derivatives spiritualization nounspɪrɪtjʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nspɪrɪtʃʊəlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n A further spiritualization is necessary, for it also must be assumed by Wilkinson that, in praying this prayer, Jabez is motivated primarily by a desire to make a greater impact for God. Example sentencesExamples Such a spiritualization, however, is not known to the Bible. How weary I am of all this spiritualization of vicious bloodshed! Moreover, it resists the spiritualization of God's dealings with Israel that Soulen and others have attributed to the traditional Christian reading of Israel's story. Thus one focuses on spiritualization of the self, the family, and consequently the whole society by imbibing higher values in one's character. Definition of spiritualize in US English: spiritualize (British spiritualise) verbˈspɪrɪtʃ(əw)əˌlaɪzˈspiriCH(əw)əˌlīz [with object] Elevate to a spiritual level. Example sentencesExamples But the overall effect of the poem is one of denial, fabricated intimacy and an insulting treatment of a situation that in our culture has already been spiritualized and depersonalized to death. At lunch today we spoke a little about prasadam, vegetarian foods that have been spiritualized by being offered to Krishna in the temple. If literacy introduces John to the spirituality of the text, it also seems to spiritualize Lucy. For one thing, this overlap reminds us that a holistic spirituality should be neither individualistic nor spiritualized. So there you go, plenty to entertain you, spiritualize you, educate you and most importantly make you laugh. People of the Ancient World didn't spiritualize the way they did to be cool, or to be rebellious. Matter, once fallen, is spiritualized and made holy in the image of the Absolute. Just as the Renaissance involved a general turning away from spirit and towards nature, so art itself became less spiritualised and more naturalised. Miracle stories per se may be crude renderings of the seamless and spiritual way in which God truly responds to the world but, when properly spiritualized, they take on value. The problem is that the blemished sinfulness of the concrete church does not fit the blueprint, and as a consequence the nitty-gritty of Christian life and practice tends to be either ignored or spiritualized. Now if once we allow people to start spiritualizing and refining, or as they might say ‘deepening,’ the sense of the word Christian, it too will speedily become a useless word. What are the criteria that determine what should be spiritualized? ‘As writer and profeminist activist John Stoltenberg explains, patriarchal culture ‘romanticizes, spiritualizes, emotionalizes and psychologizes the right of men to own women… as property.’ And when Krishna accepts the food, it becomes spiritualised. Were they spiritualized, minimized, or did they fail to find fulfillment only because of the failure of the restoration to materialize? Many are of great beauty and delicacy, others veer toward the new - ageish and psycho - spiritualized. His mother has become deified and spiritualized by the Indian crowd. Art spiritualized, through unconventional spiritual practices and beliefs, is foundational to any appreciation of Page's visual art. This vision of a new beginning in a pure and untrammeled land served to spiritualize the past where there were no antique monuments to do so. She thus criticizes church teaching that is too abstract or spiritualized and seeks to correct the traditional dichotomy between the secular and religious lives.
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