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Definition of Symbolising
1. Noun. The act of representing something with a symbol.
Definition of Symbolising
1. Verb. (present participle of symbolise) ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Definition of Symbolising
1. symbolise [v] - See also: symbolise
Lexicographical Neighbors of Symbolising
Literary usage of Symbolising
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Insanity and allied neuroses: A Practical and Clinical Manual by George Henry Savage, Edwin Goodall (1907)
"... insanity with exaltation—Delusional insanity with jealousy—symbolising
insanity—Paranoia. Chronic insanity associated with hallucinations and delusion*. ..."
2. On the Study of Celtic Literature ; And, On Translating Homer by Matthew Arnold (1883)
"... the sword, symbolising the god of battles of the Teutonic Scythians.1 And
after philo- 1 See Les Scythes les Ancetres des Peuples Germaniques et Slaves, ..."
3. The Anatomy of Knowledge: An Essay in Objective Logic by Charles E. Hooper (1906)
"A Method of symbolising the Sciences. The distinction between the respective
object- matters of the concrete and abstract sciences may be diagrammatically ..."
4. The Indians of the Terraced Houses by Charles Francis Saunders (1912)
"The older potters often introduced figures of birds, as in the upper right-hand
jar, symbolising lightness. Water-jars of Santo Domingo. ..."
5. History of Scottish Seals from the Eleventh to the Seventeenth Century, with by Walter de Gray Birch (1907)
"rose, like the lily, symbolising the purity and sweetness of the mother, who is
the "Rosa Munda non Rosa Mundi" of mediaeval lore. ..."
6. Mental Physiology: Especially in Its Relations to Mental Disorders by Theophilus Bulkeley Hyslop (1895)
"... View of the Forebrain; Waller's View, based upon Psychological Inference—Value
of the Logical Mode of symbolising Neural ..."
7. Insanity and allied neuroses: A Practical and Clinical Manual by George Henry Savage, Edwin Goodall (1907)
"... insanity with exaltation—Delusional insanity with jealousy—symbolising
insanity—Paranoia. Chronic insanity associated with hallucinations and delusion*. ..."
8. On the Study of Celtic Literature ; And, On Translating Homer by Matthew Arnold (1883)
"... the sword, symbolising the god of battles of the Teutonic Scythians.1 And
after philo- 1 See Les Scythes les Ancetres des Peuples Germaniques et Slaves, ..."
9. The Anatomy of Knowledge: An Essay in Objective Logic by Charles E. Hooper (1906)
"A Method of symbolising the Sciences. The distinction between the respective
object- matters of the concrete and abstract sciences may be diagrammatically ..."
10. The Indians of the Terraced Houses by Charles Francis Saunders (1912)
"The older potters often introduced figures of birds, as in the upper right-hand
jar, symbolising lightness. Water-jars of Santo Domingo. ..."
11. History of Scottish Seals from the Eleventh to the Seventeenth Century, with by Walter de Gray Birch (1907)
"rose, like the lily, symbolising the purity and sweetness of the mother, who is
the "Rosa Munda non Rosa Mundi" of mediaeval lore. ..."
12. Mental Physiology: Especially in Its Relations to Mental Disorders by Theophilus Bulkeley Hyslop (1895)
"... View of the Forebrain; Waller's View, based upon Psychological Inference—Value
of the Logical Mode of symbolising Neural ..."
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