artificialize (c as sh)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 33
t. [Eng. arti ficial; -ize.] To render artificial. ar-ti-fic-ial-lỹ (ç as sh), adv. [Eng. arti ficial; -ly.] *1. Artfully, skilfully, with contrivance. "How cunningly he made his faultine le ; how artificially he set out the torments of his own conscience."-Sidney. 2. By art, not by nature. "The tail of the giraffe looks like an artificially constructed fly flapper."-Darwin: Origin of Species (ed. 1859), ch, ví, p. 135. 319 [Eng. arti ficial; -ne .] The quality of being artificial ( Johnson.)
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