1. converted into prose; changed from verse or poetic form into ordinary prose
Usage: past tense and past participle of 'prosify'; literary

Examples

• The translator prosified the ancient epic poem to make it more accessible to modern readers.
• She prosified the dramatic monologue into a straightforward narrative.
• The editor prosified several passages that were originally written in verse.
• He prosified the lyrical passages to create a more conventional novel.
• The work was prosified during the adaptation from stage play to novel.