Hispanicize

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His·pan·i·cize

 (hĭ-spăn′ĭ-sīz′)
tr.v. Hi·span·i·cized, Hi·span·i·ciz·ing, Hi·span·i·ciz·es
1. To make Spanish in form, style, or character.
2. To bring under Hispanic influence or control.
His·pan′i·ci·za′tion (-sĭ-zā′shən) n.
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Hispanicize

(hɪˈspænɪˌsaɪz) or

Hispanicise

vb
(tr) to make Spanish, as in custom or culture; bring under Spanish control or influence
Hisˈpanicist n
Hisˌpaniciˈzation, Hisˌpaniciˈsation n
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Hispanicize


Past participle: Hispanicized
Gerund: Hispanicizing

Imperative
Hispanicize
Hispanicize
Present
I Hispanicize
you Hispanicize
he/she/it Hispanicizes
we Hispanicize
you Hispanicize
they Hispanicize
Preterite
I Hispanicized
you Hispanicized
he/she/it Hispanicized
we Hispanicized
you Hispanicized
they Hispanicized
Present Continuous
I am Hispanicizing
you are Hispanicizing
he/she/it is Hispanicizing
we are Hispanicizing
you are Hispanicizing
they are Hispanicizing
Present Perfect
I have Hispanicized
you have Hispanicized
he/she/it has Hispanicized
we have Hispanicized
you have Hispanicized
they have Hispanicized
Past Continuous
I was Hispanicizing
you were Hispanicizing
he/she/it was Hispanicizing
we were Hispanicizing
you were Hispanicizing
they were Hispanicizing
Past Perfect
I had Hispanicized
you had Hispanicized
he/she/it had Hispanicized
we had Hispanicized
you had Hispanicized
they had Hispanicized
Future
I will Hispanicize
you will Hispanicize
he/she/it will Hispanicize
we will Hispanicize
you will Hispanicize
they will Hispanicize
Future Perfect
I will have Hispanicized
you will have Hispanicized
he/she/it will have Hispanicized
we will have Hispanicized
you will have Hispanicized
they will have Hispanicized
Future Continuous
I will be Hispanicizing
you will be Hispanicizing
he/she/it will be Hispanicizing
we will be Hispanicizing
you will be Hispanicizing
they will be Hispanicizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been Hispanicizing
you have been Hispanicizing
he/she/it has been Hispanicizing
we have been Hispanicizing
you have been Hispanicizing
they have been Hispanicizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been Hispanicizing
you will have been Hispanicizing
he/she/it will have been Hispanicizing
we will have been Hispanicizing
you will have been Hispanicizing
they will have been Hispanicizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been Hispanicizing
you had been Hispanicizing
he/she/it had been Hispanicizing
we had been Hispanicizing
you had been Hispanicizing
they had been Hispanicizing
Conditional
I would Hispanicize
you would Hispanicize
he/she/it would Hispanicize
we would Hispanicize
you would Hispanicize
they would Hispanicize
Past Conditional
I would have Hispanicized
you would have Hispanicized
he/she/it would have Hispanicized
we would have Hispanicized
you would have Hispanicized
they would have Hispanicized
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Translations

hispanicize

[hɪsˈpænɪsaɪz] VT → españolizar, hispanizar
Collins Spanish Dictionary - Complete and Unabridged 8th Edition 2005 © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1971, 1988 © HarperCollins Publishers 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005
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Portugal controlled the main naval ports to Asia, while Spain had conquered the Philippines and had proceeded to enforce hispanicisation. The Jesuits felt that it was better to spread Christianity freed from the royal claims of both countries, but they went further, desiring a truly Chinese and Japanese Christianity, not a replication of Europe.
A Vision Betrayed: The Jesuits in Japan and China, 1542-1742
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