IPA: /ˌæl.ɪˈɡɔː.raɪz/
KK: /əˈlɛɡəˌraɪz/
To express ideas or concepts through symbolic figures or representations, often to convey deeper meanings or moral lessons.
The sculptors rendered the moral world by allegorizing their works.
Past: allegorized
Past Participle: allegorized
To represent or explain something through a story or image that has a deeper meaning, often using symbols to convey ideas or moral lessons.
The author chose to allegorize the political situation through the characters in his novel.
Past: allegorized
Past Participle: allegorized
Allegorize → It is formed from "allegoria" (from Greek "allegoria", meaning to speak otherwise or to represent) and the suffix "-ize" (meaning to make or to render). The word "allegorize" means to render or express something in the form of an allegory, or to convey a deeper meaning through symbolic representation.
Think of 'speaking otherwise' ('allegoria') to remember that 'allegorize' means to express something symbolically.