Definition

To interpret or present something in a way that reflects a specific set of beliefs or ideas, often related to politics or social issues.

Example

The author tends to ideologize historical events, making them fit his political views.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you noticed how some people tend to ideologize every little thing?

Yeah, it's like they can't just enjoy things without adding their own spin.

Exactly! It makes discussions feel so one-sided sometimes.

Totally, I prefer when we can just share opinions without the bias.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Ideologize → It is formed from "idea" (from Greek "idea", meaning form or concept) and "-logize" (from Greek "logizein", meaning to speak or reason). The word means to express or advocate a particular set of ideas or beliefs.

Memory Tip

Think of 'idea' as a concept and 'logize' as speaking about it — that's how ideologize means to express a specific set of beliefs.

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