Converted into or interpreted as an allegory; having been made allegorical.
Past tense and past participle of 'allegorise,' formed by adding the suffix '-ed' to the base verb. British spelling.
Medieval religious scholars loved to take texts and show how they were 'allegorised'—meaning they found spiritual meanings hidden in the literal story, turning earthly journeys into spiritual quests.
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