Definition of subtilize in English:

subtilize

(British subtilise)

verb ˈsʌtɪlʌɪzˈsədlˌaɪz

[with object]archaic

Make more subtle; refine.
〈古〉使微妙；使变得隐晦；使精致；使精湛
he split and subtilized words
Example sentencesExamples
- His first track sets the pace for the entire set, as he subtilizes the high drama of the famous c-sharp minor prelude which has become so hackneyed, often turned into a cartoon of itself owing to its own wide popularity.
- Its value bears chiefly on change: it can be intensified or subtilized.
- Nietzsche is the great exemplar of complicating thought, exploiting knowledge in the interests of interrogations - not in order to clarify and focus but to subtilize and dissociate them.
- I hope I have made clear that intuitionism on the one hand subtilizes logic, on the other hand denounces logic as a source of truth.
- If one major aspect of Life Studies is this gargantuan appetite for differentiated and subtilised reality - prose again, one might think - it is checked by plot, by theme, by rhythm and, eerily, almost subliminally, by verbal repetitions.

Derivatives

subtilization

noun sʌtɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌsəd(ə)ləˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

archaic

Realism itself, therefore, best is seen as an extension and subtilization of this Romantic supertext.
Example sentencesExamples
- The local removal of the metallization of the fiber is based on the fact that the ignition of the arc is accompanied by flame-like ignition and subtilization of the metal layer on the fiber.
- To talk of subtilization thus is to highlight its secondary meaning in its original French, i.e. signifying theft or a spiriting away.
- Not to mention his subtilisation and sublimation of his or her ordinary sense of identity.
- This is the subtilization of that which is gross.

Definition of subtilize in US English:

subtilize

(British subtilise)

verbˈsədlˌaɪzˈsədlˌīz

[with object]archaic

Make more subtle; refine.
〈古〉使微妙；使变得隐晦；使精致；使精湛
he split and subtilized words
Example sentencesExamples
- His first track sets the pace for the entire set, as he subtilizes the high drama of the famous c-sharp minor prelude which has become so hackneyed, often turned into a cartoon of itself owing to its own wide popularity.
- Its value bears chiefly on change: it can be intensified or subtilized.
- If one major aspect of Life Studies is this gargantuan appetite for differentiated and subtilised reality - prose again, one might think - it is checked by plot, by theme, by rhythm and, eerily, almost subliminally, by verbal repetitions.
- I hope I have made clear that intuitionism on the one hand subtilizes logic, on the other hand denounces logic as a source of truth.
- Nietzsche is the great exemplar of complicating thought, exploiting knowledge in the interests of interrogations - not in order to clarify and focus but to subtilize and dissociate them.

词汇	subtilize
释义	Definition of subtilize in English: subtilize (British subtilise) verb ˈsʌtɪlʌɪzˈsədlˌaɪz [with object]archaic Make more subtle; refine. 〈古〉使微妙；使变得隐晦；使精致；使精湛 he split and subtilized words Example sentencesExamples His first track sets the pace for the entire set, as he subtilizes the high drama of the famous c-sharp minor prelude which has become so hackneyed, often turned into a cartoon of itself owing to its own wide popularity. Its value bears chiefly on change: it can be intensified or subtilized. Nietzsche is the great exemplar of complicating thought, exploiting knowledge in the interests of interrogations - not in order to clarify and focus but to subtilize and dissociate them. I hope I have made clear that intuitionism on the one hand subtilizes logic, on the other hand denounces logic as a source of truth. If one major aspect of Life Studies is this gargantuan appetite for differentiated and subtilised reality - prose again, one might think - it is checked by plot, by theme, by rhythm and, eerily, almost subliminally, by verbal repetitions. Derivatives subtilization noun sʌtɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌsəd(ə)ləˈzeɪʃ(ə)n archaic Realism itself, therefore, best is seen as an extension and subtilization of this Romantic supertext. Example sentencesExamples The local removal of the metallization of the fiber is based on the fact that the ignition of the arc is accompanied by flame-like ignition and subtilization of the metal layer on the fiber. To talk of subtilization thus is to highlight its secondary meaning in its original French, i.e. signifying theft or a spiriting away. Not to mention his subtilisation and sublimation of his or her ordinary sense of identity. This is the subtilization of that which is gross. Definition of subtilize in US English: subtilize (British subtilise) verbˈsədlˌaɪzˈsədlˌīz [with object]archaic Make more subtle; refine. 〈古〉使微妙；使变得隐晦；使精致；使精湛 he split and subtilized words Example sentencesExamples His first track sets the pace for the entire set, as he subtilizes the high drama of the famous c-sharp minor prelude which has become so hackneyed, often turned into a cartoon of itself owing to its own wide popularity. Its value bears chiefly on change: it can be intensified or subtilized. If one major aspect of Life Studies is this gargantuan appetite for differentiated and subtilised reality - prose again, one might think - it is checked by plot, by theme, by rhythm and, eerily, almost subliminally, by verbal repetitions. I hope I have made clear that intuitionism on the one hand subtilizes logic, on the other hand denounces logic as a source of truth. Nietzsche is the great exemplar of complicating thought, exploiting knowledge in the interests of interrogations - not in order to clarify and focus but to subtilize and dissociate them.
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