0 past simple and past participle of intellectualize
1 to think about or discuss a subject in a detailed and intellectual way, without involving your emotions or feelings:
The reason for this is not clear and it is not yet intellectualized either.
Music that heaps dissonance and intellectualized subtleties upon its listeners strengthens the resolve of the reactionary people and offends the progressives.
According to its author, it should also be seen as intellectualized and elitist, but not in fact a hiatus in his artistic development.
None of these things are in the printed script, and they begin to feel so calculated and intellectualized that an airlessness pervades the proceedings.
But koans had to be penetrated fully, not intellectualized.
This album is nothing to be intellectualized.
Second, the perceptions of shared reality are accompanied by affect whereas the discussion of historical material can have an intellectualized quality and be thus less informative.
