Pronunciation: /ˈæfrɪkəˌnaɪz/
verb to make or become like or influenced by African culture or customs
A1 She wants to Africanize her wardrobe by adding colorful prints and fabrics.
A2 The restaurant decided to Africanize their menu by introducing traditional dishes.
B1 The fashion designer aims to Africanize the upcoming collection with unique cultural influences.
B2 The music producer plans to Africanize the sound of the new album by incorporating traditional instruments.
C1 The government's initiative to Africanize the education system has been met with both praise and criticism.
C2 The artist's goal is to Africanize the art world by challenging Eurocentric norms and perspectives.
formal The company decided to africanize its marketing strategy to better appeal to customers in the region.
informal I heard they're planning to africanize the menu at the new restaurant down the street.
slang Let's africanize this playlist with some afrobeat tunes.
figurative The artist wanted to africanize his art by incorporating traditional African motifs and colors.
africanized
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