sublimate

And you have to sublimate them to the other person.

I'm going to sublimate all that energy into a fitness campaign.

Those who sublimated their own desires for the good of the team begin to speak out.

Most people sublimate the violence, are even able to use it in a creative way.

As he left the office, the volatile back of the stone began to sublimate.

So repressed it has to be sublimated into a children's book!

That element may be sublimated in dance, but it is there.

And it's become increasingly more boring for her to sublimate herself to me.

Courier had to sublimate the little kid at an early age.

She sublimated like crazy as a kid, then looked for a place to put her anger.

He evidently sublimated most of his sexual energies in its service.

His persona has a satisfying way of sublimating itself into the music at hand.

The female side of her nature seems to have been sublimated, with serious psychological consequences.

Also, a warmer period in the past would have increased the amount of water sublimating from the ground.

Sublimate - To transmute energy into another form of action.

He believed that through "losing yourself" in art one could sublimate the Will.

I felt this was my way of sublimating what I had gone through.

Human sensation has been sublimated into an extraordinary set of designs.

The walls sublimate and recede, while the floor remains the same.

It sublimated (went directly from ice to vapor) in the morning.

Usually that's sublimated; the child grows up and wins, in one way or another.

He is sublimating his death wish through the Patient.

Some see it as a way to sublimate negative urges for vengeance.

They have learned to sublimate their pain, knowing that the process lets them live to fight another day.