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vb. (en-past of: apostrophize)
Usage examples of "apostrophized".
No Licinius Crassus had ever been apostrophized as a demagogue or any other sort of political radical, so what was Catulus prating about?
The ladies beholding it exclaimed against Clara, even apostrophized her, so dark are trivial errors when circumstances frown.
He reminded everyone that Paullus was in Macedonia, and apostrophized the whole business as a tissue of lies.
People they so freely apostrophized, would be one of the great issues of the Revolution.
They were certainly much closer to the People so freely apostrophized by the Third Estate than the lawyers, functionaries and professional men who made up that body.
It is there that the People, endlessly apostrophized by the politicians, make their appearance as audience, pupils and ideal citizens: patriotic in their muscularity but never threatening in their unruliness.
Robespierre, who so freely apostrophized them from the parlor of the Duplays.