1. making dual or double; creating a pair or counterpart
Usage: mathematics; technical

Examples

• The mathematician was dualizing the geometric theorem to find its counterpart.
• By dualizing the original problem, she discovered a simpler solution method.
• The process of dualizing vectors creates corresponding covectors in the dual space.
• Dualizing this concept helps students understand both perspectives.
• The researcher spent months dualizing the algebraic structures.
• Dualizing the optimization problem revealed hidden symmetries.