1. to compile or publish a collection of selected literary works, poems, or other pieces by various authors
Usage: British spelling; American English typically uses 'anthologize'; transitive verb
2. to include or select a work for publication in an anthology
Usage: transitive verb

Examples

• The publisher decided to anthologise the best short stories from the past decade.
• Her poems were anthologised in three major collections during her lifetime.
• The editor worked to anthologise works from underrepresented voices in literature.
• Several of his essays have been anthologised in academic textbooks.
• They plan to anthologise contemporary poetry from around the world.
• The university anthologised student writing to celebrate emerging talent.