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mediumize (三人称単数 現在形 mediumizes, 現在分詞 mediumizing, 過去形および過去分詞形 mediumized)
- To act as a medium; to channel or speak for a spirit or noncorporal being.
- 1970, Allan Kardec, The Book on Mediums: Guide for Mediums and Invocators, page 282:
- because then our périsprit, acting on the périsprit of him whom we mediumize, has only to give impulsion to the hand which serves us as a pen-holder; while with insufficient mediums we are obliged to perform a labor analagous to that we do when we communicate by rappins, designating letter by letter, word by word, each of the phrases which form the translation of the thoughts we wish to communicate.
- To make into a spiritual medium; to imbue with spiritual energy.
- 1873, M. J. Williamson, Modern Diabolism: Commonly Called Modern Spiritualism:
- And each guardian mind of the spiritual group contributes its propoertion of magnetic emanation, to form a line of communication, just as each person in the terrestrial group lends his or her mental and physical influence to mediumize the table.
- 1910, Andrew Jackson Davis, The Philosophy of Spiritual Intercourse:
- To make into or act as a medium of exchange.
- 1901, Trans-communicator - Volume 18, page 837:
- ... the former professedly reducing money to simply and only a medium of exchange, a counter in trade, destroying all its private investment and private money-loaning qualities by placing upon the collectivity the duty of mediumizing all values, which is but another way of saying that the government shall be the only money loaner; the latter requiring of all labor-employing industries a recognized responsibility to public supervision and control in regard to wages and dividends and profits, involving a most abject subjection of private affairs to a most inquisitorial public inspection.
- To transition into using a medium of exchange.
- 1920, Nursing World - Volumes 64-65, page 210:
- The discovery of America brought on expansion of commerce and trade, and the guild system was no longer able to meet the demands made upon it; then with the advent of capitalism, trade became gradually mediumized and the demand for increase in production was accomplished by the numerous inventions and discoveries of the eighteenth century.
- 1962, Borislav T. Blagojević, The Legal Status of Agricultural Land, page 86:
- There was a considerable increase in the number of small and medium peasant's holdings, a mediumizing process taking place in the whole Yugoslav economy at the time as a result;
- To act as an intermediary; to translate from one context to another.
- 1972, Parker Tyler, The shadow of an airplane climbs the Empire State Building:
- Whatever has happened outside this brain, without its instigation, is automatically transformed by the process of assimilating, or mediumizing, it.
- 1982, Brian O'Doherty, American Masters: The Voice and the Myth in Modern Art, page 276:
- In terms of "mediumizing" between art and life, to use Mary Josephson's idea, it is one of the most consummate of Rauschenberg's achievements, all of which are defined by temporal signatures.
- 1997, Jean Baudrillard, Nicholas Zurbrugg, Jean Baudrillard: art and artefact, page 22:
- Objects transposed to the other side of the screen, mediumized (we don't even enjoy the good old status of passive spectator any more), hypostasized as if transfigured in situ, on the spot, by aesthetic or mediatic decision, transfigured in their specific habits and ways of life, as living museum exhibits.
- To finish by applying a medium.
- 1880, J. P. Ourdan, The Art of Retouching, page 88:
- There is no better method, beside retouching upon mediumized films than using a hard shellac varnish, and rubbing over the solution of resin in turpentine, mentioned in the chapter on Materials.
- 1936, Robert Johnson, T. S. Bruce, Alfred Braithwaite, The Art of Retouching Photographic Negatives and Practical Directions how to Finish and Color Photographic Enlargements, Etc.:
- Unsatisfactory attempts at retouching may be removed with the finger rag slightly mostened with spirits of turpentine (the best), and then the negative is re-mediumized with the regular retouching medium for another trial.
- To make less extreme; to make medium in size or intensity.
- 1922, John Galsworthy, The Forsyte Saga - Volume 3:
- We've got one or two highly mediumizing institutions – the public schools, 'cricket' in its various forms – but as a people we're chockfull of extremism.
- 1980, Richard A. Guedj, Methodology of Interaction: Seillac II, page 225:
- We have no intention to minimize, or even mediumize, the difficulties and disappointments that lie ahead in the task of creating computer programs capable of understanding natural language.
- 2013, Numerical Taxonomy, page 327:
- In that case we would be better off maximizing, or perhaps "mediumizing", the numbers of postulated changes.
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