stalwartize

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verb

To make stalwart.

Scrabble 23

Meanings

verbstalwartize (third-person singular simple present stalwartizes, present participle stalwartizing, simple past and past participle stalwartized)

present singular third person stalwartizes · participle present stalwartizing · participle past stalwartized · past stalwartized

  1. To make stalwart.

    He represented the chief hope of "stalwartizing" the state.

    2010, Gerald Carson, The Social History of Bourbon, page 118
    2 more examples

    The Administration has been goaded by the charges made in and out of Congress that it has been trying to “stalwartize" the party by removals in the civil service, into publishing a sort of schedule of the President's doings in that field.

    1882, The Nation - Volume 35, page 22

    In a word, the Executive and those from whom he takes advice have undertaken the peculiar task of stalwartizing the Republican party, and that too when the very name of stalwart has become a reproach.

    1882, United States. Congress, Congressional Record

Origin

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