CIZE

Meaning of CIZE in English

noun bulk; largeness. ·see size.

Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Webster. 2012

CIZE — (n.) Bulk; largeness. [Obs.] See Size.
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CIZE — ( n. ) Bulk; largeness. [Obs.] See Size.
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IRICIZE — -ˌsīz verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: Iri sh (I) + -cize (as in scotticize ) : irishize
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SINICIZE — [si.ni.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing often cap [ML sinicus Chinese, fr. LL Sinae, pl., Chinese--more at sino-] (1889): to modify …
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ROMANTICIZE — [ro.man.ti.cize] vb -cized ; -ciz.ing vt (1818): to make romantic: treat as idealized or heroic ~ vi 1: to hold …
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PUBLICIZE — [pub.li.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1925): to bring to the attention of the public: advertise
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POLITICIZE — [po.lit.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1846): to give a political tone or character to "an attempt to ~ the civil …
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POLEMICIZE — [po.lem.i.cize] vi -cized ; -ciz.ing (1950): to engage in controversy: deliver a polemic
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POETICIZE — [po.et.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1804): to give a poetic quality to
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PLASTICIZE — [plas.ti.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1919) 1: to make plastic 2: to treat with a plastic "a plasticized mattress cover" …
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OSTRACIZE — [os.tra.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing [Gk ostrakizein to banish by voting with potsherds, fr. ostrakon shell, potsherd--more at oyster] (1649) …
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MYTHICIZE — [myth.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1840) 1: to turn into or envelop in myth 2: to treat as myth -- …
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METRICIZE — [met.ri.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1873): to change into or express in the metric system
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LAICIZE — [la.i.cize] vt la.i.cized ; la.i.ciz.ing (1870) 1: to reduce to lay status 2: to put under the direction of or …
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ITALICIZE — [ital.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1795) 1: to print in italics or underscore with a single line 2: emphasize "the …
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HISTORICIZE — [his.tor.i.cize] vb -cized ; -ciz.ing vt (1846): to make historical ~ vi: to use historical material
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GRECIZE — [gre.cize] vt gre.cized ; gre.ciz.ing often cap (1692): to make Greek or Hellenistic in character
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GOTHICIZE — [goth.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing often cap (1712): to make Gothic
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GALLICIZE — [gal.li.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing often cap (1773): to cause to conform to a French mode or idiom -- gal.li.ci.za.tion …
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FANATICIZE — [fa.nat.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1812): to cause to become fanatic
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EXORCISE — [ex.or.cise] also ex.or.cize vt -cised also -cized ; -cis.ing also -ciz.ing [ME, fr. MF exorciser, fr. LL exorcizare, fr. Gk …
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EROTICIZE — [erot.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (ca. 1914): to make erotic -- erot.i.ci.za.tion n
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DEPOLITICIZE — [de.po.lit.i.cize] vt (1937): to remove the political character of: take out of the realm of politics "~ foreign aid" -- …
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CRITICIZE — [crit.i.cize] vb -cized ; -ciz.ing vi (1649): to act as a critic ~ vt 1: to consider the merits and …
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COSMETICIZE — [cos.met.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing (1824): to make (something unpleasant or ugly) superficially attractive
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CLASSICIZE — [clas.si.cize] vb -cized ; -ciz.ing vt (1854): to make classic or classical ~ vi: to follow classic style
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CATHOLIC — [cath.o.lic] adj [MF & LL; MF catholique, fr. LL catholicus, fr. Gk katholikos universal, general, fr. katholou in general, fr. …
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ARABICIZE — [arab.i.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing often cap (1872) 1: to adapt (a language or elements of a language) to the …
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ANGLICIZE — [an.gli.cize] vt -cized ; -ciz.ing often cap (1710) 1: to make English in quality or characteristics 2: to adapt (a …
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AESTHETICIZE — [aes.thet.i.cize] vt -cized ; -cizing (1864): to make aesthetic
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HISPANIC — [His.pan.ic] adj [L hispanicus, fr. Hispania Iberian Peninsula, Spain] (ca. 1889): of, relating to, or being a person of Latin …
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