Franklinize

English Etymology 1 From en Franklin ize from Benjamin Franklin. Alternative forms en franklinize Verb To cause to be influenced by Benjamin Franklin and his political leadership. en 1804 No Gun Boats, or no Peace! A letter from Me to Myself Joshua Larwood 27 This Flotilla is the natural consequence of the Treaty defensive and offensive between la Fayetted France and Franklinized America; the same infernal inspiration that lopped the limb, would crush the carcase; en 1866 Diary ...: 1863-'64-'65 Adam Gurowski 51 This makes up for many of your blunders ; not , however , for Fredericksburg , although you have been there McClellanized , and , above all , Franklinized . en 1908 The Book News Monthly - Volume 27 89 I find that Philadelphia is really a Franklinized City, though the inhabitants do not know it. In the course of my prolonged visit I was able to see all of the physical monuments to Franklin, and was much depressed because the man does not seem to be much understood in his own city. To economize; to subject to extreme thrift. en 1837 Reply to ... Dr. H. Cooke 17 Franklinize your good principle. Let your treasurer at term-day acknowledge the "principle" of Stipend-paying, but renounce its specific forms of Sovereigns and Bank-notes, —how do you like it? en 1920 Electrical Construction and Maintenance - Volume 20 109 Government Savings Stamps will aid you to Franklinize. en 1969 Medical Economics - Volume 46 Harrie Sheridan Baketel 224 Painting is another way I've found to Franklinize my income. en 1982 Aaron Burr: The conspiracy and years of exile, 1805-1836 Milton Lomask 345 Often the meals were cold, the colonel having neither coal nor faggots to burn on his Franklinized hearth. To electrically stimulate. en 1884 The Eclectic Medical Journal - Volume 44 136 The Franklinic currents of all degrees were supplied by a Goltz's friction machine; all the patients were left uninsulated and Franklinized during from five to fifteen minutes at a sitting, by the positive pole alone. en 1903 The Cincinnati Lancet-clinic - Volume 90 154 The identical result has been obtained in faradic electrification of muscle tissue. Thirdly, there occurs in properly Franklinized subjects a notable increase in body weight. en 1905 Archives of Physiological Therapy - Volumes 1-2 274 Capriati and Pisani have shown by the ergograph that fatigue shows itself much later in Franklinized muscles than in the normal state. Etymology 2 From en Franklin ize from Franklin Planner. Alternative forms en franklinize Verb en transitive To arrange according to the Franklin Planner system of time management. en 1988 Proceedings of the Insurance Accounting and Systems Association The design itself, the content of the plan, basically followed the outline that was presented at the seminar I attended. From that sketch we “Franklinized” the format, furnished the minimum requirements for the respective plan components. en 1998 Igniting the Leader Within Michael F. Staley Let's Franklinize Your Schedule First, get a yellow pad and a pen. en 2001 Strategic Fund Development Simone P. Joyaux 268 For example: A few years ago, I became “franklinized,” and now I use the Franklin Planner to manage my time and hold people accountable. en eponyms