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[
see
-kw
uh
-lahyz
]
se·quel·ize
/
ˈsi
kwəˌlaɪz
/
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verb (used with object),
se·quel·ized,
se·quel·iz·ing.
to make a sequel to:
to sequelize a hit movie.
Origin:
1990–95
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