v. [f. prec. + -IZE.] trans. To make quintessential; to refine or purify in the highest degree.
1829. Examiner, 7/1. Congreve in his discourses has so distilled, re-distilled, and quintessentialized each individual period.
1880. Swinburne, in Fortn. Rev., XXVII. 766. As he advances in age the poet quintessentializes … his thought.
Hence Quintessentialized ppl. a.
1847. Mrs. C. Clarke, Shaks. Prov., 7. Such quintessentialised drops of wisdom are surely not ill stored up.
