1. to make something available for purchase or to exploit something for profit
Usage: British spelling
2. to apply business methods to something, especially to make it more profitable
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The university decided to commercialise its research findings.
• They plan to commercialise the new technology within two years.
• The artist refused to commercialise her work.
• The company hopes to commercialise the drug by next year.
• Local farmers are learning how to commercialise their organic produce.
• The government wants to commercialise public services.
• It took decades to successfully commercialise the invention.