Past tense and past participle of geometrise; having been made geometric in shape or pattern.
From geometrise plus the -ed past tense ending. Used primarily in British English; the American equivalent would be 'geometrized.' The form has been in use since geometry became an artistic and design principle in the 19th and 20th centuries.
When we say a design has been 'geometrised,' we're describing something that started messy or organic but got cleaned up into shapes—think of how a topographic map geometrises a chaotic landscape into neat contour lines. It's the past tense of transformation!
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