1. Plural of commercialism; the practice of emphasizing profit and financial gain over other values, especially in art, culture, or society.
Usage: Usually used in the plural to refer to multiple instances or manifestations of commercial attitudes or practices.
2. Plural of commercialism; commercial language, expressions, or practices characteristic of business and trade.
Usage: Less common sense; refers to specific commercial phrases or business conventions.

Examples

• The film critic argued that modern Hollywood is dominated by commercialisms that prioritize box office returns over artistic merit.
• Many people worry about the commercialisms infiltrating education and turning schools into profit centers.
• The artist rejected the commercialisms of the art world and chose to work independently.
• Environmentalists criticize the commercialisms that drive corporations to ignore climate concerns.
• The rise of social media has introduced new commercialisms into everyday communication.
• Some view the holiday season as increasingly defined by commercialisms rather than genuine celebration.