v. Physics. [f. EPIPOLIC + -IZE.] trans. To change into the epipolic condition; to cause to exhibit the phenomena of fluorescence.
Hence Epipolized ppl. a., Epipolizing.
1845. Herschel, in Phil. Trans., CXXXV. 148. An epipolized beam of light (meaning thereby a beam which has been transmitted through a quiniferous solution and undergone its dispersing action) is, etc. Ibid., 153. An epipolizing surface.
c. 1865. J. Wylde, in Circ. Sc., I. 54/1. The passage of the epipolised rays is completely stopped.
