1. Plural of anglicisation: the process of making something English in character, form, or pronunciation; the adoption of English language features by non-English speakers or texts.
Usage: British English spelling (American English: anglicizations); Often used in linguistics and cultural studies

Examples

• The anglicisations of French words in English occurred gradually over centuries.
• Linguists study the anglicisations that happen when immigrant communities adopt English.
• The novel contains several anglicisations of traditional place names.
• Modern anglicisations of Latin terms are common in scientific writing.
• The dictionary documents various anglicisations of foreign vocabulary.