different between allegorise vs allegories
allegorise
English
Alternative forms
- allegorize
Etymology
allegory +? -ise
Verb
allegorise (third-person singular simple present allegorises, present participle allegorising, simple past and past participle allegorised)
- (transitive, British spelling) To create an allegory from some event or situation.
- For his explanation he will allegorise the problem.
- (intransitive, British spelling) To use allegory.
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- allegories
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- what does allegorised
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allegories
English
Noun
allegories
- plural of allegory
Anagrams
- allegorise
allegories From the web:
- what does allegories mean
- what does allegories and commentaries have in common
- what are allegories used for
- what are allegories in the bible
- what do allegories do
- what does allegories mean in the bible
- what is allegory in poetry
- what are allegories meant to teach
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