contextualize [-ɑɪz] V. trans.
- contextualize
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Its mission is integral evangelization: massive education in the faith, contextualized worship, and social apostolate.
en.wikipedia.org This group protested any linkage between what occurred on 9/11 with political activism or with any previous historical event that could contextualize the attack.
en.wikipedia.org This assumption was contextualized and further explained by the general theory of relativity.
en.wikipedia.org Scholars also widely agree that imprecatory passages are never imprecatory in total, but are contextualized within messages of hope or promised mercy and blessing.
en.wikipedia.org This case set a precedent for race related litigation and contextualized judging.
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