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for·mu·la·rize

(fôr′myə-lə-rīz′)
tr.v. for·mu·la·rized, for·mu·la·riz·ing, for·mu·la·riz·es
To express as or reduce to a formula; formulate.

for′mu·la·ri·za′tion (-lər-ĭ-zā′shən) n.
for′mu·la·riz′er n.
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formularize

(ˈfɔːmjʊləˌraɪz) or

formularise

vb
a less common word for formulate 1
ˌformulariˈzation, ˌformulariˈsation n
ˈformularˌizer, ˈformularˌiser n
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for•mu•lar•ize

(ˈfɔr myə ləˌraɪz)

v.t. -ized, -iz•ing.
to formulate.
[1850–55]
for`mu•lar•i•za′tion, n.
for′mu•lar•iz`er, n.
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formularize


Past participle: formularized
Gerund: formularizing

Imperative
formularize
formularize
Present
I formularize
you formularize
he/she/it formularizes
we formularize
you formularize
they formularize
Preterite
I formularized
you formularized
he/she/it formularized
we formularized
you formularized
they formularized
Present Continuous
I am formularizing
you are formularizing
he/she/it is formularizing
we are formularizing
you are formularizing
they are formularizing
Present Perfect
I have formularized
you have formularized
he/she/it has formularized
we have formularized
you have formularized
they have formularized
Past Continuous
I was formularizing
you were formularizing
he/she/it was formularizing
we were formularizing
you were formularizing
they were formularizing
Past Perfect
I had formularized
you had formularized
he/she/it had formularized
we had formularized
you had formularized
they had formularized
Future
I will formularize
you will formularize
he/she/it will formularize
we will formularize
you will formularize
they will formularize
Future Perfect
I will have formularized
you will have formularized
he/she/it will have formularized
we will have formularized
you will have formularized
they will have formularized
Future Continuous
I will be formularizing
you will be formularizing
he/she/it will be formularizing
we will be formularizing
you will be formularizing
they will be formularizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been formularizing
you have been formularizing
he/she/it has been formularizing
we have been formularizing
you have been formularizing
they have been formularizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been formularizing
you will have been formularizing
he/she/it will have been formularizing
we will have been formularizing
you will have been formularizing
they will have been formularizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been formularizing
you had been formularizing
he/she/it had been formularizing
we had been formularizing
you had been formularizing
they had been formularizing
Conditional
I would formularize
you would formularize
he/she/it would formularize
we would formularize
you would formularize
they would formularize
Past Conditional
I would have formularized
you would have formularized
he/she/it would have formularized
we would have formularized
you would have formularized
they would have formularized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb 1. formularize - express as a formula
give voice, phrase, word, articulate, formulate - put into words or an expression; "He formulated his concerns to the board of trustees"
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Although Vivian insists upon the originality of this principle, claiming that it "is a theory that has never been formularised before" ("DL" 55), he is simply itemizing Lee's central concern in "Poetic Morality," the ability of art to "awake[n] physical desires" and thereby incite physical actions that arise sympathetically from the sensations called up by the artist ("DPM" 700).
Therefore it seems that intervention programs must not be formularised, but be flexible enough in structure and instructional design to cater for diversity.

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