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etherialise

/ɪˈθɪə.ri.ə.laɪz/

Traduction: Verbe rare ou littéraire signifiant rendre éthéré ou spiritualiser, purifier jusqu'à l'essence immatérielle ; rendre intangible ou subtil.

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verb

/ɪˈθɪə.ri.ə.laɪz/C2formalbritishartobsolète
  • frVerbe rare ou littéraire signifiant rendre éthéré ou spiritualiser, purifier jusqu'à l'essence immatérielle ; rendre intangible ou subtil.

A rare or archaic verb meaning to make ethereal or to refine to a spiritual essence; to render intangible or delicate.

  1. Make etherealC2formalart

    To transform or render something light, delicate, or spiritual in nature, often in an artistic or poetic context.

    frRendre éthéré

    • The painter etherialised the landscape with soft pastels and gentle brushstrokes.
    • The poet etherialised his emotions into sublime verses.
    • She tried to etherialise the mundane surroundings with shimmering lights and music.
    • The composer etherialised the symphony with floating melodies and airy harmonies.

    Synonymeselevateetherealizeidealizepurifyrarefyrefinesublimatetransfigure

    Antonymesconcretiseembodymaterialisesolidifysubstantiate