1. treated or regarded as a commodity; reduced to a standardized product bought and sold in bulk without regard to quality or uniqueness
Usage: often used in business and economics contexts; British spelling (American: commoditized)

1. past tense and past participle of commoditise; to turn something into a commodity or treat it as a commodity
Usage: British spelling (American: commoditized); transitive verb

Examples

• The software industry has commoditised basic programming tools, making them freely available to developers.
• Once a luxury item, smartphones have become commoditised products available at every price point.
• Critics argue that higher education has been commoditised, reducing learning to a transactional exchange.
• The company commoditised its services by offering standardized packages rather than custom solutions.
• Agricultural products like wheat and corn are heavily commoditised on global markets.
• As the market commoditised, prices fell and competition intensified.