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scientize

[ sahy-uhn-tahyz ]

verb (used with object)

scientized, scientizing.
  1. to apply or attempt to apply scientific principles to:

    to scientize art criticism.



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Origin of scientize1

First recorded in 1885–90; scient(ific) + -ize
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Example Sentences

Project 523’s embrace of Chinese materia medica – the traditional body of knowledge about substances’ healing properties – is a more recent example of the efforts to “scientize” Chinese medicine through selective appropriation and detailed investigation.

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The interpretive and critical parts of social science can help us to appreciate that formalizing the Anthropocene is a misguided attempt to 'scientize' a particular set of value judgements.

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I argue that the effort to scientize the dead brings about distinct and specific responsibilities unique to human remains collections.

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Project 523's embrace of Chinese materia medica – the traditional body of knowledge about substances' healing properties – is a more recent example of the efforts to "scientize" Chinese medicine through selective appropriation and detailed investigation.

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Indeed, reading Eagleman, and returning to this debate about evil, led me to think about something that had occurred to me in examining the fallacious attempts to scientize Hitler.

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