1. to make phenomenal; to cause to become remarkable or extraordinary
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: phenomenalizes); formal or literary usage
2. to present or interpret as a phenomenon; to treat as an object of perception or experience
Usage: philosophical or academic usage

Examples

• The athlete's unexpected victory phenomenalises the power of determination.
• Modern technology phenomenalises abstract concepts into tangible experiences.
• The director phenomenalises ordinary moments into cinematic art.
• This discovery phenomenalises our understanding of quantum mechanics.
• The performance phenomenalises the dancer's years of training.