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Occidentalize
[ ok-si-den-tl-ahyz ]
Occidentalize
/ ˌɒksɪˈdɛntəˌlaɪz /
verb
- to make or become Occidental
Derived Forms
- ˌOcciˌdentaliˈzation, noun
Other Words From
- Occi·dental·i·zation noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of Occidentalize1
Example Sentences
Even these garments exist in dialogue with the West: the “Mao” jacket was actually introduced by Sun Yat-sen, to Occidentalize Chinese menswear, and the qipao, based on a gown for male scholars, was adapted for women by French-inspired tailors in Shanghai.
Now in turn the Empress Dowager was in flight and, presumably, the Japanese, working in concert with agents of the captive Emperor and Prince Ching, were looking toward the future.—It would seem that they divined once more the opportunity to Occidentalize army and government.
He would have a separate place for human passengers and for beasts, and in general shorten the time, diminish the discomforts and occidentalize the whole proceedings.
Time will serve progressively to Occidentalize it.
Putting Psychology into easy terms, stopping to explain things I do not understand very well myself, struggling through the medium of a strange language, and trying to occidentalize the oriental mind has been a stiff proposition for one whose learning was never her long suit!
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