ImmatërIalize, v

t. [Eng. immaterial; ize.] To make immaterial or incorporeal; to free from matter. "Though a iduity in the most fixed cogitation be no trouble to immaterialized spirits, yet is it more than our embodied souls can bear."-Glanvill: Scepsis Scientific a, ch. xii. IMG:content-1485.png:[blocks in formation] "The validity of contracts may be affected by the contractor's immaturity of age."- Beattie : Moral Science, pt. iii., ch. i.