1. to make linear or arrange in a straight line
Usage: British spelling
2. to convert a nonlinear system or equation into a linear form
Usage: mathematics; engineering

Examples

• The engineer needed to linearise the curved pipeline for easier installation.
• We must linearise this complex equation to solve it more easily.
• The software can linearise the data points automatically.
• They decided to linearise the workflow to improve efficiency.
• The mathematician worked to linearise the nonlinear differential equation.
• The team will linearise the production process next quarter.