natu·ral·ized [ˈnætʃərəlaɪzd] ПРИЛ.
- naturalized
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I. natu·ral·ize [ˈnætʃərəlaɪz] ГЛ. перех.
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To this end he began a policy of naturalizing the party, relaxing its discipline, and moderating its sectarianism.
en.wikipedia.org Instead, the culture-ideology of consumerism serves to naturalize global capitalism everywhere.
en.wikipedia.org The colonies had no process for naturalizing them as subjects, and citizenship had not been fully defined.
en.wikipedia.org The report recommended allowing low-lying areas along the riverbanks to naturalize into wetlands and planting trees along the riverbanks and on property lines.
en.wikipedia.org She refused offers of marriage that could have permitted her to remain or eventually to naturalize.
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