Definition of monumentalize in English:

monumentalize

(British monumentalise)

verb mɒnjʊˈmɛnt(ə)lʌɪzˌmänyəˈmen(t)lˌīz

[with object]

Make a permanent record of (something) by or as if by creating a monument.
the kind of ethic that monumentalizes the glory of a hero
Example sentencesExamples
- Officially recognized ‘national heroes’ from diverse regions are honored in school texts, and biographies and with statues for their struggles against the Dutch; some regions monumentalize local heroes of their own.
- In addition to ‘monumentalising’ his figures, Breker was also required to alter his style.
- In the enlarged versions, one notices his eye for composition and design, as well as his uncanny ability to monumentalize his sitters.
- What makes it worse is that in this later encounter, the short-story writer seems to have monumentalized the show.
- At precisely the same time, the young artist Theodore Gericault was searching for a contentious contemporary subject to monumentalise on canvas.
- Museums have become lifeless structures that monumentalise and freeze history.
- It says something about our cultural scene that Welles after his death can be both monumentalized and trivialized.
- These and other inscriptions testify to the need visitors felt to document and monumentalise their visual and aural experiences upon the very statue which had engendered them.

Rhymes

departmentalize, occidentalize, orientalize, segmentalize, transcendentalize

Definition of monumentalize in US English:

monumentalize

(British monumentalise)

verbˌmänyəˈmen(t)lˌīz

[with object]

Make a permanent record of (something) by or as if by creating a monument.
a culture that too eagerly monumentalizes what it values
Example sentencesExamples
- What makes it worse is that in this later encounter, the short-story writer seems to have monumentalized the show.
- Officially recognized ‘national heroes’ from diverse regions are honored in school texts, and biographies and with statues for their struggles against the Dutch; some regions monumentalize local heroes of their own.
- In addition to ‘monumentalising’ his figures, Breker was also required to alter his style.
- It says something about our cultural scene that Welles after his death can be both monumentalized and trivialized.
- In the enlarged versions, one notices his eye for composition and design, as well as his uncanny ability to monumentalize his sitters.
- These and other inscriptions testify to the need visitors felt to document and monumentalise their visual and aural experiences upon the very statue which had engendered them.
- Museums have become lifeless structures that monumentalise and freeze history.
- At precisely the same time, the young artist Theodore Gericault was searching for a contentious contemporary subject to monumentalise on canvas.

单词	monumentalize
释义	Definition of monumentalize in English: monumentalize (British monumentalise) verb mɒnjʊˈmɛnt(ə)lʌɪzˌmänyəˈmen(t)lˌīz [with object] Make a permanent record of (something) by or as if by creating a monument. the kind of ethic that monumentalizes the glory of a hero Example sentencesExamples Officially recognized ‘national heroes’ from diverse regions are honored in school texts, and biographies and with statues for their struggles against the Dutch; some regions monumentalize local heroes of their own. In addition to ‘monumentalising’ his figures, Breker was also required to alter his style. In the enlarged versions, one notices his eye for composition and design, as well as his uncanny ability to monumentalize his sitters. What makes it worse is that in this later encounter, the short-story writer seems to have monumentalized the show. At precisely the same time, the young artist Theodore Gericault was searching for a contentious contemporary subject to monumentalise on canvas. Museums have become lifeless structures that monumentalise and freeze history. It says something about our cultural scene that Welles after his death can be both monumentalized and trivialized. These and other inscriptions testify to the need visitors felt to document and monumentalise their visual and aural experiences upon the very statue which had engendered them. Rhymes departmentalize, occidentalize, orientalize, segmentalize, transcendentalize Definition of monumentalize in US English: monumentalize (British monumentalise) verbˌmänyəˈmen(t)lˌīz [with object] Make a permanent record of (something) by or as if by creating a monument. a culture that too eagerly monumentalizes what it values Example sentencesExamples What makes it worse is that in this later encounter, the short-story writer seems to have monumentalized the show. Officially recognized ‘national heroes’ from diverse regions are honored in school texts, and biographies and with statues for their struggles against the Dutch; some regions monumentalize local heroes of their own. In addition to ‘monumentalising’ his figures, Breker was also required to alter his style. It says something about our cultural scene that Welles after his death can be both monumentalized and trivialized. In the enlarged versions, one notices his eye for composition and design, as well as his uncanny ability to monumentalize his sitters. These and other inscriptions testify to the need visitors felt to document and monumentalise their visual and aural experiences upon the very statue which had engendered them. Museums have become lifeless structures that monumentalise and freeze history. At precisely the same time, the young artist Theodore Gericault was searching for a contentious contemporary subject to monumentalise on canvas.
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