1. to make something appear as a phenomenon; to present or treat something as a perceptible or observable fact
Usage: formal; chiefly philosophical or academic
2. to convert abstract or theoretical concepts into observable or tangible forms
Usage: formal; academic

Examples

• The artist sought to phenomenalize abstract emotions through visual representation.
• Scientists work to phenomenalize quantum phenomena in ways that can be measured and observed.
• The experiment was designed to phenomenalize the theoretical predictions into measurable results.
• Modern technology helps phenomenalize concepts that were once purely theoretical.
• The director used lighting and sound to phenomenalize the character's inner turmoil.