1. developing into or causing to develop into a creole language through contact between different languages
Usage: linguistics; present participle of creolise
2. adopting or causing to adopt creole cultural characteristics or practices
Usage: cultural studies; present participle of creolise

Examples

• The language is creolising as different communities interact more frequently.
• Researchers studied the creolising process in the Caribbean islands.
• The community’s traditions are creolising through cultural exchange.
• Linguists observed the creolising effects of prolonged language contact.
• The port city’s culture is creolising due to diverse immigration patterns.
• They documented the creolising influence on local dialects.