Having been converted to or pronounced as a two-syllable word.
Past participle of disyllabize, formed with the -ed suffix to indicate completion of the action.
Some words are becoming 'disyllabized' in modern casual speech—'interesting' becomes 'int'rsting' with two syllables instead of three. Language is always changing through pronunciation shortcuts.
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