russianize (Meaning)
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russianize (v. t.)
To make Russian, or more or less like the Russians; as, to the Poles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of russianize
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russianize Sentence Examples
- The government's policies aimed to Russianize the annexed territories, suppressing local languages and cultures.
- The media underwent a process of Russianization, with state-controlled outlets dominating the airwaves.
- The education system was Russianized, replacing native-language instruction with Russian.
- The Russian language became mandatory in all official settings, effectively erasing local dialects.
- The influx of Russian settlers contributed to the gradual Russianization of the border regions.
- The city's architecture reflected the Russianization process, with traditional buildings replaced by Soviet-style structures.
- The local population was forced to adopt Russian names and customs, erasing their cultural heritage.
- The Russianization of the workforce led to a decline in ethnic diversity in key industries.
- The Russian government actively promoted Russianization through propaganda and cultural infiltration.
- The Russianization policies left a lasting impact on the region, fostering resentment and suppressing minority identities.
FAQs About the word russianize
To make Russian, or more or less like the Russians; as, to the Poles.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The government's policies aimed to Russianize the annexed territories, suppressing local languages and cultures.
The media underwent a process of Russianization, with state-controlled outlets dominating the airwaves.
The education system was Russianized, replacing native-language instruction with Russian.
The Russian language became mandatory in all official settings, effectively erasing local dialects.
