Pronunciation: /əˈpɑːstrəˌfaɪz/
verb to address someone or something in an exclamatory or emotional manner, often using an apostrophe
A1 She often apostrophizes her cat when she's feeling lonely.
A2 The teacher apostrophized the students to pay attention during the lesson.
B1 The politician apostrophized the crowd with promises of change.
B2 The actor apostrophized the audience in a heartfelt speech after receiving an award.
C1 The poet frequently apostrophizes nature in his works, giving voice to the elements.
C2 The philosopher's writings often apostrophize abstract concepts, challenging readers to think deeply.
formal The professor would often apostrophize certain literary works during his lectures.
informal She likes to apostrophize old movies when she watches them with her friends.
slang I don't know why he always apostrophizes everything he talks about.
figurative The artist's paintings seem to apostrophize the beauty of nature.
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