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reify

[ree-uh-fahy, rey-] / ˈri əˌfaɪ, ˈreɪ- /






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We play by a code of conduct, that nebulous thing we have reified as “international law.”

From The Wall Street Journal

While it gave Indians something they’d lacked for multiple centuries of their own history—concrete data about themselves—it also “reified,” or made concrete, the religious category of “Hindu,” the majority of India’s population.

From The Wall Street Journal

Each count, Mr Teltumbde argues, "did not merely record caste, but reified and hardened it".

From BBC

We see this push for closure reified across American culture.

From Los Angeles Times

The brain latches on or compares itself to others, starting a negative cycle of thinking that can reify itself.

From Seattle Times