Englishize, v.
(ˈɪŋglɪʃaɪz)
[f. English a. + -ize.]
trans. To make English.
| 1858 Brownson's Q. Rev. Apr. 190, I want the Church Americanized no more than I want her..Englishized or Gallicized. 1922 Blackw. Mag. Sept. 281/1 F...had been accustomed to meet the Englishised Indian in the privacy of his board-room in London. 1928 Sunday Dispatch 22 July 22/3 The Englishised sport from the other side of the Atlantic. 1949 Hansard Commons 16 May 50/2 The conditions that exist in the North of Ireland, in those Six Counties which have been cut away and ‘Englishised’. |