americanization

/əˌmɛrɪkənɪˈzeɪʃən/
noun
  1. The process of making something or someone adopt American culture, customs, or values.
    • The americanization of the fast food industry has spread burgers and fries around the world.
    • Critics argue that americanization threatens local traditions in some countries.
    • Many immigrants experienced americanization through language classes and citizenship programs.
  2. The act of changing something to fit American standards or styles, especially in business or media.
    • The company's americanization involved adopting US accounting practices.
    • Global brands often undergo americanization in their marketing strategies.
    • The americanization of the film included changing the ending to appeal to US audiences.
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