1. to make bourgeois in character, values, or appearance; to cause to adopt middle-class attitudes or customs
Usage: often used critically or pejoratively; transitive verb

Examples

• The artist worried that commercial success would bourgeoisify his rebellious spirit.
• Critics argued that the neighborhood's gentrification had bourgeoisified what was once a vibrant working-class community.
• She refused to let marriage bourgeoisify her unconventional lifestyle.
• The movement feared that mainstream acceptance would bourgeoisify its radical message.
• As the company grew, some employees felt it was becoming bourgeoisified by corporate policies.