immaterialize (Meaning)
Wordnet
immaterialize (v)
render immaterial or incorporeal
Webster
immaterialize (v. t.)
To render immaterial or incorporeal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immaterialize
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immaterialize Sentence Examples
- The ghost immaterialized before our very eyes, leaving behind only a faint scent of lavender.
- The bond between us had immaterialized over time, fading into nothingness.
- The pain seemed to immaterialize as I focused on the rhythmic sound of my breathing.
- The politician's promises immaterialized as soon as he was elected into office.
- The thoughts that had once haunted me immaterialized, leaving me feeling a sense of peace.
- The future seemed to immaterialize, becoming a vast and uncertain territory.
- The dream immaterialized as I awoke, leaving behind only a lingering sense of wonder.
- The once-solid foundation of our relationship immaterialized, replaced by doubt and suspicion.
- The lines between reality and imagination immaterialized, creating a surreal and dreamlike atmosphere.
- The truth immaterialized in the fog of deception, making it impossible to discern the true nature of events.
FAQs About the word immaterialize
render immaterial or incorporealTo render immaterial or incorporeal.
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The ghost immaterialized before our very eyes, leaving behind only a faint scent of lavender.
The bond between us had immaterialized over time, fading into nothingness.
The pain seemed to immaterialize as I focused on the rhythmic sound of my breathing.
The politician's promises immaterialized as soon as he was elected into office.
