Socratizev.
/ˈsɒkrətʌɪz/ intransitive. To philosophize or live after the manner of Socrates.
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Socratize1847
1847 tr. Cesare Cantù's Ref. Europe I. 23 He passes the day in drinking, making love, and socratizing.
1875 R. Browning Aristophanes' Apol. 352 Men used to let their hair grow long, To fast, be dirty, and just—Socratize.
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