- Gallicise
- Gallˈicize or Gallˈicise transitive verb and intransitive verb(also without cap) to assimilate or conform to French habits, etc• • •Main Entry: ↑Gallic
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Gallicise — (Brit.) v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicize) … English contemporary dictionary
Gallicise — Gallic ► ADJECTIVE 1) of or characteristic of France or the French. 2) of or relating to the Gauls. DERIVATIVES Gallicize (also Gallicise) verb. ORIGIN Latin Gallicus, from Gallus a Gaul … English terms dictionary
Gallicise — [c]/ˈgæləsaɪz/ (say galuhsuyz) (sometimes lower case) –verb (Gallicised, Gallicising) –verb (t) 1. to make French in language, culture, etc. –verb (i) 2. to become French. Also, Gallicize …
Gallicised — Gallicise (Brit.) v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicize) … English contemporary dictionary
Gallicises — Gallicise (Brit.) v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicize) … English contemporary dictionary
Gallicising — Gallicise (Brit.) v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicize) … English contemporary dictionary
Gallicize — Gallicization, n. Gallicizer, n. /gal euh suyz /, v.t., v.i., Gallicized, Gallicizing. (sometimes l.c.) to make or become French in language, character, etc. Also, esp. Brit., gallicise. [1765 75; < L Gallic(us) GALLIC + IZE] * * * … Universalium
Gallicize — (Amer.) Gal·li·cize || gælɪsaɪz v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicise) … English contemporary dictionary
Gallicized — Gallicize (Amer.) Gal·li·cize || gælɪsaɪz v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicise) … English contemporary dictionary
Gallicizes — Gallicize (Amer.) Gal·li·cize || gælɪsaɪz v. become French in character or language; cause to adopt French cultural characteristics (also Gallicise) … English contemporary dictionary