anglicization (Meaning)
Wordnet
anglicization (n)
the act of anglicizing; making English in appearance
Webster
anglicization (n.)
The act of anglicizing, or making English in character.
Synonyms & Antonyms of anglicization
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anglicization Sentence Examples
- The anglicization of place names occurred as settlers adapted local landscapes to English terminology.
- The anglicization of the education system involved adopting British curricula and teaching methods.
- Immigrants often underwent an anglicization of their surnames to align with English naming conventions.
- The anglicization of legal systems in former colonies introduced English common law principles.
- Efforts at anglicization aimed to standardize administrative practices in the newly acquired territories.
- Anglicization of trade policies facilitated economic integration with the British Empire.
- The process of anglicization in the publishing industry involved conforming to English editorial standards.
- Anglicization of cultural practices occurred as colonized regions adapted to British social norms.
- The anglicization of language in the colonial era led to the incorporation of English terms into local dialects.
- The anglicization of customs and traditions aimed to assimilate local populations into the British way of life.
FAQs About the word anglicization
the act of anglicizing; making English in appearanceThe act of anglicizing, or making English in character.
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The anglicization of place names occurred as settlers adapted local landscapes to English terminology.
The anglicization of the education system involved adopting British curricula and teaching methods.
Immigrants often underwent an anglicization of their surnames to align with English naming conventions.
The anglicization of legal systems in former colonies introduced English common law principles.
