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verb (used with object), verb (used without object), me·tath·e·sized, me·tath·e·siz·ing.
to cause to undergo or undergo metathesis.
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metathesize me·tath·e·size (mĭ-tāth'ĭ-sīz')
v. me·tath·e·sized, me·tath·e·siz·ing, me·tath·e·siz·es
To subject to or undergo metathesis.
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