Definition of hypostasize in English:

hypostasize

(British hypostasise)

verb hʌɪˈpɒstəsʌɪzhīˈpästəˌsīz

[with object]formal

Treat or represent (something abstract) as a concrete reality.
〈正式〉将（抽象物）视为实体，使实体化
if religion is beyond speech or predication, as Gandhi affirms, can it be hypostasized?
Example sentencesExamples
- The clown, the early counterpart of the trickster, would have in ritual the role of evoking the violation of taboo, hypostasized in myth.
- The practical circumstances of this ‘emancipation’ could not be sustained in the hypostasising jargon of meaning.
- Love as God's mode of existence ‘hypostasizes’ God, constitutes his being.
- Nozick protests that he does not, as Hacking charges, describe rationality as a ‘hypostasised entity.’
- To posit a rupture is to hypostasize a piercing through; an Aufhebung which neither lifts up nor preserves the dialectic.

Definition of hypostasize in US English:

hypostasize

(British hypostasise)

verbhīˈpästəˌsīz

formal

if religion is beyond speech or predication, as Gandhi affirms, can it be hypostasized?
another term for hypostatize
Example sentencesExamples
- The practical circumstances of this ‘emancipation’ could not be sustained in the hypostasising jargon of meaning.
- To posit a rupture is to hypostasize a piercing through; an Aufhebung which neither lifts up nor preserves the dialectic.
- Love as God's mode of existence ‘hypostasizes’ God, constitutes his being.
- The clown, the early counterpart of the trickster, would have in ritual the role of evoking the violation of taboo, hypostasized in myth.
- Nozick protests that he does not, as Hacking charges, describe rationality as a ‘hypostasised entity.’

词汇	hypostasize
释义	Definition of hypostasize in English: hypostasize (British hypostasise) verb hʌɪˈpɒstəsʌɪzhīˈpästəˌsīz [with object]formal Treat or represent (something abstract) as a concrete reality. 〈正式〉将（抽象物）视为实体，使实体化 if religion is beyond speech or predication, as Gandhi affirms, can it be hypostasized? Example sentencesExamples The clown, the early counterpart of the trickster, would have in ritual the role of evoking the violation of taboo, hypostasized in myth. The practical circumstances of this ‘emancipation’ could not be sustained in the hypostasising jargon of meaning. Love as God's mode of existence ‘hypostasizes’ God, constitutes his being. Nozick protests that he does not, as Hacking charges, describe rationality as a ‘hypostasised entity.’ To posit a rupture is to hypostasize a piercing through; an Aufhebung which neither lifts up nor preserves the dialectic. Definition of hypostasize in US English: hypostasize (British hypostasise) verbhīˈpästəˌsīz formal if religion is beyond speech or predication, as Gandhi affirms, can it be hypostasized? another term for hypostatize Example sentencesExamples The practical circumstances of this ‘emancipation’ could not be sustained in the hypostasising jargon of meaning. To posit a rupture is to hypostasize a piercing through; an Aufhebung which neither lifts up nor preserves the dialectic. Love as God's mode of existence ‘hypostasizes’ God, constitutes his being. The clown, the early counterpart of the trickster, would have in ritual the role of evoking the violation of taboo, hypostasized in myth. Nozick protests that he does not, as Hacking charges, describe rationality as a ‘hypostasised entity.’
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