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Meanings of commercialised in English

Organized principally for financial gain.

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Usage of commercialised in English
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SABIC only said the plant would use a process commercialised by Lucite.
Reuters
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LG Life will also receive royalty payments once the compounds are commercialised.
Reuters
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Vredenheim Wine Estate is beautiful with a homely, less commercialised feel to it.
The South African
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Now we have commercialised it, we are abusing it, he explained.
Radio NZ
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When something becomes common and commercialised, it often loses its original charm and traditions.
The South African
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But following the free-market revolution of the past few decades, space is now commercialised.
The Guardian
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Feminism is having a trendy moment, you see, so now it is being commercialised.
The Guardian
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It is not big enough to be commercialised and to lose its undoubted charm.
The Irish Times
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However commercialised Paris might become, you could not cheapen the environs of Notre Dame!
Greenwich Village
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Those who have come through the heavily commercialised years of food production, they're the wasters.
Radio NZ
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But it was commercialised by the WHO, Supari said in her offices in central Jakarta.
Reuters
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The technology produced in laboratories is now being commercialised.
The South African
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The superficial and commercialised label of "organic" is unnecessary and expensive.
The Guardian
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Sport is irrevocably commercialised -that ship has sailed.
The Guardian
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There is no independent or government-linked body which monitors the content commercialised porn companies are promoting.
The Guardian
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Photograph: Alamy The great thing about this place is that it is not touristy or commercialised.
The Guardian
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