Sentence examples for pluralize it from inspiring English sources

There was some muttering about 'decoration' as the definition for GRADINI, and I can't now recall why I didn't pluralize it, though it must be said that as both an abstract and a concrete noun the singular form can easily stand for more than one actual decorations.

Whatever that was, I so yearned to pluralize it!

"We imported the word panini and then pluralized it paninis, whereas panini is already a plural word!" she says.

It was picking the word "intelligence" and pluralizing it.

The term connotes a streetwise British style, but she didn't know that at the time, so she pluralized it and made it hers.

However, in modern usage, the preference is to avoid inserting an apostrophe and instead surround the single letter in quotation marks before pluralizing it: Why are there so many "i"s in the word "indivisibility"?

Subsequent argumentation makes this a proscription against all attempts to predicate anything positive of the One: any such predicate would pluralize the One, make it consist of parts.

Do not use an 'S' to pluralize a word unless it will earn you a large number of points.

(The term is often pluralized, to distinguish it from Afrobeat, Fela Kuti's brand of funk). It lives not just in Lagos but also in London, a secondary hub, and in other cities worldwide.

Where Islam unifies all creatures under one mighty God to whom we must submit, Mormonism pluralizes divinity, making it an immanent, corporeal matter and making God a more fragile, hemmed-in and finite being.

(And what's the deal with apostrophes? Do people still mix up "its" with "it's"? Or do people needlessly pluralize words with the addition of apostrophes, like CD's and DVD's?).