Definition of Platonize in English:

Platonize

(also Platonise)

verb ˈpleɪt(ə)nʌɪzˈpleɪtənʌɪz

1no object To follow the doctrine of Plato; to philosophize after the manner of Plato; to be a Platonist.
2with object To give (something) a Platonic character; to make Platonic.

Origin

Late 16th century. From Hellenistic Greek πλατωνίζειν (Origen) from ancient Greek Πλάτων, the name of Plato + -ίζειν. Compare post-classical Latin platonissare, Middle French, French platoniser to consider detached from the material world, to follow the doctrine of Plato.

Definition of Platonize in US English:

Platonize

(also Platonise)

verb

1no object To follow the doctrine of Plato; to philosophize after the manner of Plato; to be a Platonist.
2with object To give (something) a Platonic character; to make Platonic.

Origin

Late 16th century. From Hellenistic Greek πλατωνίζειν (Origen) from ancient Greek Πλάτων, the name of Plato + -ίζειν. Compare post-classical Latin platonissare, Middle French, French platoniser to consider detached from the material world, to follow the doctrine of Plato.

词汇	Platonize
释义	Definition of Platonize in English: Platonize (also Platonise) verb ˈpleɪt(ə)nʌɪzˈpleɪtənʌɪz 1no object To follow the doctrine of Plato; to philosophize after the manner of Plato; to be a Platonist. 2with object To give (something) a Platonic character; to make Platonic. Origin Late 16th century. From Hellenistic Greek πλατωνίζειν (Origen) from ancient Greek Πλάτων, the name of Plato + -ίζειν. Compare post-classical Latin platonissare, Middle French, French platoniser to consider detached from the material world, to follow the doctrine of Plato. Definition of Platonize in US English: Platonize (also Platonise) verb 1no object To follow the doctrine of Plato; to philosophize after the manner of Plato; to be a Platonist. 2with object To give (something) a Platonic character; to make Platonic. Origin Late 16th century. From Hellenistic Greek πλατωνίζειν (Origen) from ancient Greek Πλάτων, the name of Plato + -ίζειν. Compare post-classical Latin platonissare, Middle French, French platoniser to consider detached from the material world, to follow the doctrine of Plato.
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