celticize (Meaning)
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celticize (v. t.)
To render Celtic; to assimilate to the Celts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of celticize
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celticize Sentence Examples
- "1. The artist sought to celticize the design by incorporating intricate knotwork and symbolic motifs.
- Scholars debated whether the adaptation of the ancient text would celticize it too much, altering its original meaning.
- The fashion designer aimed to celticize the collection by infusing it with elements inspired by traditional Celtic clothing.
- Some filmmakers choose to celticize their productions by shooting on location in Celtic regions and incorporating local customs.
- The restaurant menu was celticized with dishes inspired by Celtic cuisine and ingredients.
- To appeal to a broader audience, the band decided to celticize their music by blending traditional Celtic melodies with contemporary styles.
- The architect proposed to celticize the building's facade by incorporating Celtic patterns and symbols into the design.
- Writers often celticize their stories by setting them in mythical Celtic landscapes and weaving in elements of Celtic mythology.
- The interior decorator aimed to celticize the space by using Celtic-inspired decor and artwork throughout.
- In the spirit of Celticism, the town council decided to celticize the annual festival by incorporating Celtic music, dance, and traditions into the event.
FAQs About the word celticize
To render Celtic; to assimilate to the Celts.
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"1. The artist sought to celticize the design by incorporating intricate knotwork and symbolic motifs.
Scholars debated whether the adaptation of the ancient text would celticize it too much, altering its original meaning.
The fashion designer aimed to celticize the collection by infusing it with elements inspired by traditional Celtic clothing.
Some filmmakers choose to celticize their productions by shooting on location in Celtic regions and incorporating local customs.
