rubricize, v. rare.
(ˈruːbrɪsaɪz)
[f. rubric n. + -ize.]
a. trans. To provide with a rubric or rubrics. b. intr. To make general categorizations. Hence ˈrubricizing ppl. a.
| 1920 R. Harris Testimonies ii. vii. 65 There is no reason to alter the opinion that the Testimony material should be rubricized. 1951 [see constellate v. 2 b]. |