Usage examples (32)

• He is holding thunderbolts, conventionalised in a hand-like form.
• Not, of course, run-of-the-mill bad writers which is to say, not incompetent, or banal, or trivial or merely conventionalised writers.
• The principal designs for the Venetian lace of all periods were scrolls of flowers conventionalised in the Renaissance taste of the time.
• In fact, as yesterday's novum are conventionalised by generations of reuse, I'd argue, they have become equivalently folkloric -- comfortably familiar as genre tropes.