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Americanize
[ uh-mer-i-kuh-nahyz ]
verb (used with or without object)
, A·mer·i·can·ized, A·mer·i·can·iz·ing.
- to make or become American in character; assimilate to the customs and institutions of the United States.
Americanize
/ əˈmɛrɪkəˌnaɪz /
verb
- to make or become American in outlook, attitudes, etc
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Derived Forms
- Aˌmericaniˈzation, noun
- Aˈmericanˌizer, noun
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Other Words From
- A·mer·i·can·i·za·tion [uh, -mer-i-k, uh, -nahy-, zey, -sh, uh, n, -ni-, zey, -] especially British, A·mer·i·can·i·sa·tion noun
- A·mer·i·can·iz·er especially British, A·mer·i·can·is·er noun
- de-A·mer·i·can·ize especially British, de-A·mer·i·can·ise verb deAmericanized deAmericanizing or (especially British,) deAmericanised deAmericanising
- half-A·mer·i·can·ized especially British, half-A·mer·i·can·ised adjective
- qua·si-A·mer·i·can·ized especially British, qua·si-A·mer·i·can·ised adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Americanize1
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Example Sentences
Fortunately, the program needs no modifications or special manipulation to "Americanize" its followers.
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Thus was enacted the preliminary part of the plot to Americanize Andr Franois, fils.
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The old theory was good enough for our home-building fathers, but is blighting to a generation aspiring to Americanize the globe.
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A short residence on our republican soil had done little to Americanize the Crabshaw family, who lived in true English style.
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Patriotic duty could not Americanize Angelo nor Marie, nor anybody else.
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