verb
thematise
Thematise (verb) means to turn a sentence, or part of one, into a theme.
verb
1
To turn a sentence, or part of one, into a theme.
2
In grammar, to add a vowel to a word or stem to form its theme.
3
To arrange or structure something around a particular theme.
4
To draw attention to a topic by discussing it in a useful way.
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Etymology
Formed from the stem of Ancient Greek θέμα (théma, “theme”) and -ise.
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What is the meaning of thematise?
"thematise" (verb) means to turn a sentence, or part of one, into a theme.
What are the different meanings of thematise?
"thematise" has 3 main meanings: 1. To turn a sentence, or part of one, into a theme; 2. In grammar, to add a vowel to a word or stem to form its theme; 3. To arrange or structure something around a particular theme.
