creolising

/ˈkriːəlaɪzɪŋ/
verb
  1. The process of a language mixing with another language to form a new, stable language (a creole), often in a colonial context.
    • Over centuries, the local dialect began creolising with the colonizers' speech.
    • The linguist studied how French and African languages were creolising in the Caribbean.
    • The community is creolising their traditional tongue with English words.
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