1. made immaterial; stripped of physical substance or matter
Usage: rare; literary

1. past tense and past participle of immaterialize; to cause to become immaterial or non-physical
Usage: rare; literary

Examples

• The ghost seemed immaterialized, existing only as a shimmer in the air.
• In the novel, the character's consciousness immaterialized after death.
• The artist sought to create an immaterialized vision of the human soul.
• Through meditation, she felt her worries immaterialized into nothingness.
• The immaterialized form floated silently through the darkened hall.