ontologise

English

Verb

ontologise (third-person singular simple present ontologises, present participle ontologising, simple past and past participle ontologised)

Alternative form of ontologize
- 1981, William J. Wainwright, Mysticism, page 122:
  According to Robert Gimello, 'Buddhists do not ontologise the contents of their mystical experiences.'
- 2003, Sallie Westwood & ‎John Williams, Imagining Cities: Scripts, Signs and Memories, →ISBN, page 250:
  But in doing so we will try to expose some of the false analogies which attempt to ontologise the cyberworld as a parallel universe to our own—as a space apart with its own terms and conditions into which we are inserted as nodes of communication and as identities constituted as a function of the meanings internal to the virtual realm.
- 2009, Gotthard Bechmann, The Social Integration of Science, →ISBN, page 109:
  The natural sciences were only able to ontologise their statements traditionally because the object of their research – nature – normally did not contradict this.
- 2014, David Mitchell, The Bone Clocks, →ISBN, page 432:
  There, in the 1210s, a figure known as the Blind Cathar ontologised into being a conduit into the Dusk.

Anagrams

oenologist, ontologies, solongoite, tonologies, œnologist

单词	ontologise
释义	ontologise English Verb ontologise (third-person singular simple present ontologises, present participle ontologising, simple past and past participle ontologised) Alternative form of ontologize 1981, William J. Wainwright, Mysticism, page 122: According to Robert Gimello, 'Buddhists do not ontologise the contents of their mystical experiences.' 2003, Sallie Westwood & ‎John Williams, Imagining Cities: Scripts, Signs and Memories, →ISBN, page 250: But in doing so we will try to expose some of the false analogies which attempt to ontologise the cyberworld as a parallel universe to our own—as a space apart with its own terms and conditions into which we are inserted as nodes of communication and as identities constituted as a function of the meanings internal to the virtual realm. 2009, Gotthard Bechmann, The Social Integration of Science, →ISBN, page 109: The natural sciences were only able to ontologise their statements traditionally because the object of their research – nature – normally did not contradict this. 2014, David Mitchell, The Bone Clocks, →ISBN, page 432: There, in the 1210s, a figure known as the Blind Cathar ontologised into being a conduit into the Dusk. Anagrams oenologist, ontologies, solongoite, tonologies, œnologist
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