ppl. a. [f. prec. + -ED.]
1. Made American; naturalized in America, esp. in the United States.
1864. Miss Yonge, Trial, II. xvi. 315. ‘And he is quite Americanized?’ asked Leonard.
1866. Spect., 1 Dec., 1325. Arresting Americanized Irishmen, among others a Head Centre.
2. Made like the American; assimilated to the character of the United States.
1879. M. Arnold, Democr., in Mixed Essays, 23. To prevent the English people from becoming, with the growth of democracy, Americanised.
