1. to interpret or represent something as an allegory
2. to create or compose an allegory

Examples

• The teacher helped students allegorize the fairy tale to understand its deeper meaning.
• Medieval scholars often allegorized biblical stories to extract moral lessons.
• The author chose to allegorize the political conflict through animal characters.
• Critics tend to allegorize the novel as a commentary on social inequality.
• The artist allegorized human emotions through abstract geometric forms.
• Students learned to allegorize classical myths in their literature class.