1. converts poetry or verse into prose; rewrites in a prose style
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'prosify'
2. makes something dull, ordinary, or lacking in imagination or beauty
Usage: figurative use; third person singular present tense of 'prosify'

Examples

• The translator prosifies the ancient epic, turning its verse into readable narrative prose.
• He prosifies the romantic language of the original poem into plain, straightforward sentences.
• The film adaptation prosifies the magical elements of the novel, making them feel more realistic.
• Critics argue that the new edition prosifies Shakespeare's eloquent dialogue.
• She prosifies her grandmother's poetic letters by rewriting them in modern, everyday language.