philologize (Meaning)
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philologize (v. i.)
To study, or make critical comments on, language.
Synonyms & Antonyms of philologize
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philologize Sentence Examples
- The philologizer meticulously scrutinized the ancient texts, seeking to decipher their hidden meanings.
- The professor's philologizing skills enabled him to translate the obscure manuscript with ease.
- The ancient historian philologized the inscription, revealing new insights into the lost civilization.
- Jane Austen's novels are a rich source of material for philologizers, offering a glimpse into the language and customs of her era.
- Etymology is a branch of philology that philologizes the origins and evolution of words.
- The philologizer delved into the intricacies of the Sanskrit language to uncover its hidden grammar.
- Through philologizing the medieval manuscript, scholars gained a deeper understanding of the era's linguistic and cultural context.
- The philologizer's expertise allowed them to identify the subtle nuances of the text, providing a more accurate translation.
- The philologizing of Homer's epics has shed light on the development of the Greek language and mythology.
- The philologizer's research revealed the linguistic connections between seemingly disparate cultures, demonstrating the interconnectedness of human languages.
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To study, or make critical comments on, language.
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The philologizer meticulously scrutinized the ancient texts, seeking to decipher their hidden meanings.
The professor's philologizing skills enabled him to translate the obscure manuscript with ease.
The ancient historian philologized the inscription, revealing new insights into the lost civilization.
Jane Austen's novels are a rich source of material for philologizers, offering a glimpse into the language and customs of her era.
