1. past tense and past participle of geometrise; to make geometric in form or character; to apply geometric principles or methods to something
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: geometrized); often used in art, design, and mathematics contexts

Examples

• The artist geometrised the landscape, reducing it to simple shapes and angles.
• The architect geometrised the building's facade with clean lines and symmetrical patterns.
• Modern design often geometrised natural forms to create abstract compositions.
• The sculptor geometrised the human figure into basic geometric solids.
• Early cubist painters geometrised their subjects to explore new perspectives.
• The pattern was geometrised using mathematical principles and precise measurements.