- Hinduise
- Hinˈduize or Hinˈduise transitive verb and intransitive verb• • •Main Entry: ↑Hindu
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Hinduise
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Hinduise — (Brit.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduize) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduise — Hinduism ► NOUN ▪ a major religious and cultural tradition of the Indian subcontinent, including belief in reincarnation and the worship of a large number of gods and goddesses. DERIVATIVES Hinduize (also Hinduise) verb … English terms dictionary
Hinduised — Hinduise (Brit.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduize) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduises — Hinduise (Brit.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduize) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduising — Hinduise (Brit.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduize) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduize — /hin dooh uyz /, v.t., Hinduized, Hinduizing. to convert to or bring under the influence of Hinduism. Also, esp. Brit., Hinduise. [1855 60; HINDU + IZE] * * * … Universalium
Hinduize — (Amer.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduise) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduized — Hinduize (Amer.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduise) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduizes — Hinduize (Amer.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduise) … English contemporary dictionary
Hinduizing — Hinduize (Amer.) v. convert to Hinduism; adopt or bring under the influence of Hinduism (also Hinduise) … English contemporary dictionary
