martyrize
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Martyrize — Mar tyr*ize, v. t. [Cf. F. martyriser, LL. martyrizare.] To make a martyr of. Spenser. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
martyrize — (Amer.) mar·tyr·ize || mÉ‘rtÉ™raɪz / mÉ‘Ët v. make a martyr of; torment; torture like a martyr (also martyrise) … English contemporary dictionary
martyrize — [märt′ərīz΄] vt. martyrized, martryizing [ME martirizen < LL(Ec) martyrizare] to make a martyr of, as by causing to suffer vi. to be or become a martyr martyrization n … English World dictionary
martyrize — transitive verb see martyr I … New Collegiate Dictionary
martyrize — martyrization, n. /mahr teuh ruyz /, v.t., martyrized, martyrizing. 1. to make a martyr of: The ancient Romans martyrized many Christians. 2. to torment. Also, esp. Brit., martyrise. [1400 50; late ME martirizen < ML martyrizare. See MARTYR, IZE] … Universalium
martyrize — mar·tyr·ize … English syllables
martyrize — v.tr. & refl. (also ise) make a martyr of. Derivatives: martyrization n … Useful english dictionary
martyrized — martyrize (Amer.) mar·tyr·ize || mÉ‘rtÉ™raɪz / mÉ‘Ët v. make a martyr of; torment; torture like a martyr (also martyrise) … English contemporary dictionary
martyrizes — martyrize (Amer.) mar·tyr·ize || mÉ‘rtÉ™raɪz / mÉ‘Ët v. make a martyr of; torment; torture like a martyr (also martyrise) … English contemporary dictionary
martyrizing — martyrize (Amer.) mar·tyr·ize || mÉ‘rtÉ™raɪz / mÉ‘Ët v. make a martyr of; torment; torture like a martyr (also martyrise) … English contemporary dictionary
