conventionalised

• 形容词，指某事物已被按照公认的规范或标准加以标准化、常规化；在现代英语中较少使用。

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

1. Using artistic conventionsC1formalart

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

   程式化的

   • 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.

   同义词artificialconventionalformalizedstylized

• 动词，指使某事物成为公认的、符合习惯或标准的形式；也指按既定规范加以处理。

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

1. Make conventionalC2formal

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

   使常规化

   • 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.

   同义词formalizeregularize

   反义词differentiate