etherealize
31ethereal — [ɪ θɪərɪəl] (also etherial) adjective 1》 extremely delicate and light, in a way that seems not to be of this world. 2》 Chemistry (of a solution) having diethyl ether as a solvent. Derivatives ethereality noun etherealize or etherealise verb …
32subtilize — I. v. a. 1. Make thin. 2. Rarefy, etherealize. 3. Refine excessively, make over nice. II. v. n. Refine, be over nice …
33attenuate — v 1. thin, thin out, stretch out, spin out, extend, draw out, wiredraw; rarefy, etherealize, spiritualize, volatilize, vaporize, aerify; refine, subtilize, sublime. 2. weaken, reduce, lessen, decrease, diminish, lower; impair, invalidate,… …
34vapor — n 1. fog, mist, cloud, haze, film, pollution, smog; steam, smoke, fume; gas, ether, miasma; breath, exhalation, emanation, Archaic. halitus. 2. fantasy, fancy, vagary, dream, daydream, Inf. pipe dream; whimsy, rhapsody, romance, invention,… …
35vaporize — v 1. volatilize, distill, gasify, Chem. etherify; etherealize. 2. steam, boil, mist, haze, smoke, fume; evaporate, disappear, vanish, dissolve. 3. brag, boast, advertise oneself, blow one s own horn, pat oneself on the back, vaunt, flourish,… …
36etherealise — /əˈθɪəriəlaɪz/ (say uh thearreeuhluyz), /i / (say ee ) verb (t) (etherealised, etherealising) to make ethereal. Also, etherealize …
37etherialise — verb make ethereal • Syn: ↑etherealize • Hypernyms: ↑change, ↑alter, ↑modify • Verb Frames: Something s something …
38celestialize — ˌlīz transitive verb ( ed/ ing/ s) : to make divine or spiritual in quality or appearance : etherealize the celestialized figure of a saint a face celestialized with joy …
39etherialize — transitive verb see etherealize …
