hypostasize (Meaning)
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hypostasize (v. t.)
To make into a distinct substance; to conceive or treat as an existing being; to hypostatize.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hypostasize
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hypostasize Sentence Examples
- The philosopher hypostasized the concept of "being" into a separate entity.
- The psychologist hypostasized personality traits as underlying causes of behavior.
- The religious leader hypostasized the principle of love as a divine force.
- The scientist hypostasized the existence of dark matter based on observational data.
- The artist hypostasized inspiration as a transcendent guide in their creative process.
- The economist hypostasized the free market as an immutable law of nature.
- The politician hypostasized the interests of the nation over those of individuals.
- The historian hypostasized the past as a static and unchanging entity.
- The doctor hypostasized disease as an objective and external force invading the body.
- The sociologist hypostasized social structures as independent entities shaping human experience.
FAQs About the word hypostasize
To make into a distinct substance; to conceive or treat as an existing being; to hypostatize.
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The philosopher hypostasized the concept of "being" into a separate entity.
The psychologist hypostasized personality traits as underlying causes of behavior.
The religious leader hypostasized the principle of love as a divine force.
The scientist hypostasized the existence of dark matter based on observational data.
