intellectualized

[US]/[ˌɪntɪˈlɛktʃʊəlaɪzd]/
[UK]/[ˌɪntɪˈlɛktʃʊəlaɪzd]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v.To make something more intellectual; to analyze or rationalize excessively.; To process emotions or experiences through intellect rather than feeling them directly.
adj.Characterized by excessive intellectualization; overly rational.

Phrases & Collocations

intellectualized emotions

highly intellectualized

intellectualized understanding

intellectualized response

intellectualized approach

intellectualized thought

being intellectualized

intellectualized experience

intellectualized analysis

Example Sentences

the company's approach to marketing has become highly intellectualized.

he's intellectualized his emotions, rarely showing vulnerability.

the debate became overly intellectualized, losing touch with practical concerns.

she intellectualized her grief, analyzing it rather than feeling it.

the professor's lectures were often too intellectualized for the average student.

he intellectualized his relationship, approaching it with detached logic.

the discussion was intellectualized, focusing on theory over practice.

she intellectualized her anger, turning it into a strategic response.

the child's play was intellectualized by adding complex rules.

he intellectualized his hobbies, treating them as intellectual pursuits.

the system intellectualized decision-making, removing human intuition.

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