Etherealized: meaning, definitions and examples

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etherealized

 

[ ɪˈθɪərɪəˌlaɪzd ]

Verb
Context #1 | Verb

in literature

To make something seem lighter, more delicate, and more graceful, often in a poetic way.

Synonyms

beautify, elevate, ennoble.

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Word Description / Examples
etherealized

Used to describe something that seems delicate, light, or heavenly. Often used in poetic or artistic contexts to give a sense of otherworldliness.

  • The morning mist etherealized the landscape, giving it a dreamlike quality.
  • She etherealized the character in her painting, making it appear almost angelic.
beautify

Used when talking about making something more visually appealing. Commonly used in everyday contexts related to aesthetics, decoration, or appearance.

  • We decided to beautify the garden by planting flowers.
  • She used makeup to beautify her face for the special event.
ennoble

Typically used to describe the act of giving someone or something more dignity or honor. Often used in formal or literary contexts.

  • The knight's bravery in battle served to ennoble his family name.
  • Her charitable works have ennobled her in the eyes of the community.
elevate

Commonly used when discussing raising something to a higher level or status, whether it be physical, emotional, or intellectual. It can be used in both literal and metaphorical contexts.

  • The coach's speech helped to elevate the team's morale.
  • Installing the new equipment will elevate the efficiency of our production line.

Examples of usage

  • The author etherealized the landscape with his vivid descriptions of the sunrise.
  • Her music etherealized the atmosphere, transporting the audience to another world.
Context #2 | Verb

in spirituality

To elevate to a higher spiritual or intellectual level; to spiritualize.

Synonyms

elevate, spiritualize, transcend.

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etherealized

This word is often used in artistic or poetic contexts to describe something that is made to seem heavenly or otherworldly, giving it a delicate, light, and almost ghostly quality.

  • The painter etherealized the landscape, making it appear dreamlike and surreal
spiritualize

Used in religious or metaphysical contexts, often referring to the act of giving a spiritual meaning or quality to something that might not inherently possess it.

  • She spiritualized her daily routine by incorporating moments of meditation and reflection
elevate

Commonly used in everyday or motivational contexts to signify the act of raising something to a higher level, whether physically, mentally, or morally.

  • His speech helped to elevate the team's spirits before the big game
transcend

Generally used in formal or philosophical contexts to describe the act of going beyond ordinary limits, surpassing typical perceptions, experiences, or understandings.

  • His music transcends cultural boundaries and speaks to people from all walks of life

Examples of usage

  • Through meditation, she felt her consciousness etherealized, reaching a state of enlightenment.
  • The philosopher etherealized his ideas, making them transcendent and profound.

Translations

Translations of the word "etherealized" in other languages:

🇵🇹 eterealizado

🇮🇳 अलौकिक बनाना

🇩🇪 vergeistigt

🇮🇩 diabstraksikan

🇺🇦 етеризований

🇵🇱 uwieczniony

🇯🇵 エーテル化された

🇫🇷 éthéré

🇪🇸 eterizado

🇹🇷 eterleştirilmiş

🇰🇷 에테리얼화된

🇸🇦 مؤثل

🇨🇿 éterizovaný

🇸🇰 eterizovaný

🇨🇳 乙醚化

🇸🇮 eteriziran

🇮🇸 eterísk

🇰🇿 эфирленген

🇬🇪 ეთერული

🇦🇿 efirli

🇲🇽 eterizado

Etymology

The word 'etherealized' is derived from the combination of two words: 'ethereal' and 'ize'. 'Ethereal' originates from the Greek word 'aither', meaning 'upper air' or 'sky'. It is often used to describe something delicate, light, and heavenly. The suffix 'ize' is commonly used to form verbs, indicating the act of making something or causing a particular state. Therefore, 'etherealized' combines the idea of making something light and heavenly, often used in literature and spirituality.

See also: ethereal, ethereality, ethereally.