namierize

English

Verb

namierize (third-person singular simple present namierizes, present participle namierizing, simple past and past participle namierized)

1. Alternative form of Namierize
   • 1958, Lyon Gardiner Tyler, Earl Gregg Swem, Richard Lee Morton, The William and Mary quarterly, page 257:

     A whole school of historians sprang up to apply the technique elsewhere, to "namierize" English history, and to provoke a vigorous reaction.

   • 1976, Working Papers: International Symposium on Quantitative Methods in the History of Science, page 66:

     but it is not my purpose here to join this debate; I do not propose to namierize Namier or sociologize Sorokin.

   • 2011, Trevor Wilson, The Downfall of the Liberal Party, 1914-1935:

     It does not seek to “namierize” the Liberal Members of Parliament, or to view through the microscope the party in the constituencies.