1. having developed into or been influenced by a creole language or culture
Usage: linguistics; anthropology

Examples

• The creolized language emerged from contact between French and African languages.
• Many Caribbean cultures are creolized, blending European, African, and indigenous elements.
• The music showed creolized influences from multiple traditions.
• Scholars studied the creolized society that developed on the island.
• The creolized dialect was spoken by most of the local population.
• Her research focused on creolized religious practices in the region.