conventionalised

An adjective describing something that has been made conventional or standardized according to accepted norms, now rarely used in modern English.

• 🇵🇹Adjetivo que descreve algo que foi tornado convencional ou padronizado de acordo com normas aceitas; em inglês moderno é usado raramente.

1. Using artistic conventions C1 formal art

   Employing established artistic forms, styles, or conventions to create effects, rather than being natural or spontaneous.

   • The play used conventionalised gestures to express emotions.
   • Her painting style is highly conventionalised, following Renaissance techniques.
   • The dance performance was conventionalised, relying on traditional movements.

   🇵🇹Convencional

   Sinônimos: artificialconventionalformalizedstylized

• more conventionalised comparative form
• most conventionalised superlative form

A verb meaning to make conventional or to render something according to accepted standards or norms; now largely replaced by 'conventionalize'.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa tornar algo convencional ou adequá-lo a padrões e normas aceitos; hoje é amplamente substituído por 'conventionalize'.

1. Make conventional C2 formal

   To make something conventional or adapt it to established customs, norms, or standards.

   • The artist's later work began to conventionalise his earlier radical style.
   • The company tried to conventionalise its informal dress code.
   • Over time, the festival became conventionalised into a standard celebration.

   🇵🇹Tornar convencional

   Sinônimos: formalizeregularize

   Antônimos: differentiate

• conventionalised past participle
• conventionalised past simple
• conventionalising present participle
• conventionalises third person singular