anthologize

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verb an·thol·o·gize \ -ˌjīz \

Definition of anthologize

anthologized; anthologizing

transitive verb

:to compile, publish, or include in an anthology

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anthologizer

play \-ˌjī-zər\ noun

Examples of anthologize in a Sentence

anthologized an impressive array of essays championing freedom of the press

Recent Examples of anthologize from the Web

Ray faded in the 1960s, died in 1990, and, in the ultimate sign of obscurity, has yet to be anthologized with a box set.

— david patrick stearns, Philly.com, "It's summertime, and the LPs in our classical critic's shopping cart are quirky," 28 July 2017
This is path-breaking work that rarely gets anthologized, a pattern of omission that implies that rock and roll only became the object of meaningful reflection when Serious Adults started caring about it—a notion that is both inaccurate and unfun.

— jack hamilton, The New Yorker, "The Trouble with Building a Rock-Writing Canon," 8 June 2017
There is a chapter on taquitos here that deserves to be widely anthologized.

— dwight garner, New York Times, "Eve Babitz, a Glamour Girl Who Refused to Be Dull," 4 May 2017
Just in time to surf the wake of the latest Star Wars film comes GALACTIC EMPIRES (Night Shade, paper, $17.99), a collection of compact space epics anthologized by Neil Clarke and written by some of the biggest stars and up-and-comers in the genre.

— n.k. jemisin, New York Times, "The Latest in Science Fiction and Fantasy," 27 Jan. 2017

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