To glorify; exalt.
Did you mean: apotheosize, apotheosis (in religion)
Dictionary:
ap·o·the·o·size (ăp'ə-thē'ə-sīz', ə-pŏth'ē-ə-sīz') ![]() |
To glorify; exalt.
| Word Overheard: apotheosize |
Apotheosized (glorified) shot up our list of top Alt-Clicks thanks to Frank Rich's column in Sunday's New York Times.
"Fox's false bulletin - soon apotheosized by Jon Stewart, now immortalized on the Internet - followed the proud tradition of its sister news organization, The New York Post, which last year had the scoop on John Kerry's anointment of
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| Thesaurus: apotheosize |
| WordNet: apotheosize |
The verb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
deify or glorify
Synonyms: apotheosise, apotheose
Did you mean: apotheosize, apotheosis (in religion)
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