conventionalized

• 指某事物已被变得符合常规或标准化，往往因此失去了原有的独特性或本来的面貌。

Describes something that has been made conventional or standardized, often losing its original or unique character.

1. Artificially stylizedC1formalart

   Made to follow established artistic forms, conventions, or traditions rather than being natural or spontaneous.

   程式化

   • The play's dialogue was highly conventionalized, using poetic meters and formal addresses.
   • In traditional Japanese theater, movements are conventionalized to represent specific emotions.
   • The painter's style became more conventionalized over time, moving away from realism.

   同义词affectedartificialconventionalformalizedmanneredstylizedunnatural

   反义词naturalrealisticspontaneous

• 动词，指使某事物符合公认的规范、惯例或标准，即将其标准化或常规化。

A verb used to express the act of making something conventional or standardizing it according to accepted norms or practices.

1. Make conventionalC1formal

   To make something conform to accepted standards, customs, or traditions.

   使符合惯例

   • The artist chose to conventionalize her abstract style for the commercial project.
   • Over time, the rebellious movement became conventionalized into mainstream culture.
   • They conventionalized the ritual to fit modern expectations.

   同义词formalizeregularize

2. Represent in a conventional styleC1formal

   To depict or represent something according to a traditional or widely accepted artistic style.

   程式化

   • The ancient pottery was conventionalized with geometric patterns.
   • In her illustrations, she conventionalized the human figure to match the medieval style.
   • The logo was conventionalized to ensure it was easily recognizable.

   同义词formalizeschematize