biographize (biografiz)

t.; pret. and pp. biographized, ppr. biographizing. [ the life of. [Rare.] [ life, + dynamic.] Of or pertaining to the doctrine of vital force or energy; bio physiological. Now do I ble the man who undertook These monks and martyrs to biographize. That which was physically defined as a moving equilibrium wę define biologically as a balance of functions. H. Spencer , Data of Ethics, § 39. Ethics, if positive, must rest on some empirical data. These data are furnished partly by history, partly by human nature, either biologically or psychologically considered. N. A. Rev. , CXX. 255. [ biology + -ist .] [ biology + -ize.] biologist (bi-ol'ō-jist), n. One skilled in, or a student of, biology. biologizet (bi-ol'ō-jiz), v. t. To mesmerize. biologizert (bi-ol'ō-ji-zer), п. One who practises mesmerism.