1. to apply geometric principles or methods to something; to make geometric in form or character
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: geometrize); formal or technical
2. to analyze or represent something using geometric concepts or shapes
Usage: technical, mathematics and art contexts

Examples

• The architect decided to geometrise the building's facade using clean lines and symmetrical patterns.
• Modern artists often geometrise natural forms to create abstract compositions.
• The engineer geometrised the landscape to plan the new road network.
• By geometrising the data, researchers could visualize complex relationships more clearly.
• The designer chose to geometrise the logo, replacing curves with angular shapes.