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symbolize
/ ˈɪəˌɪ /
verb
(tr) to serve as or be a symbol of
to represent by a symbol or symbols
(intr) to use symbols
(tr) to treat or regard as symbolic or figurative
Other 51Թ Forms
- resymbolize verb
- unsymbolized adjective
- ˌ⳾DZˈپDz noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of symbolize1
Example Sentences
“When they play merry-go-round, the moment they pick who to go with, the light changes to red and blue. It symbolizes choice.”
Meanwhile, the imagery encompasses everything from Anubis, the Egyptian deity of the dead, to Liesl’s blasphemously bejeweled rosary that comes to symbolize the temptation to turn into her dad.
However, they both symbolize and channel rage at a system that is not working for a larger and growing number of Americans.
What stood out most, however, were the scores of shoes, which came to symbolize the fate of Mexico’s vanished multitudes.
More than puppets, the Muppets symbolize a world where imagination meets compassion.
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