1. present participle of allegorise; interpreting or representing something as an allegory
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The professor was allegorising the ancient myth to explain modern political concepts.
• She spent hours allegorising the poem’s imagery.
• The artist was allegorising social issues through her paintings.
• Critics accused him of allegorising every detail unnecessarily.
• The students were allegorising the fairy tale for their literature project.