1. to make something accessible or available to ordinary people rather than just a privileged few
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'democratize'; transitive verb
2. to introduce or establish democratic principles or systems of government in a country or organization
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'democratize'; transitive verb

Examples

• The internet has helped democratise access to information worldwide.
• The government aims to democratise the education system by improving rural schools.
• Technology companies are working to democratise artificial intelligence tools for small businesses.
• The revolution sought to democratise power and give citizens a voice in decision-making.
• Social media platforms have democratised content creation, allowing anyone to share their ideas.
• Museums are trying to democratise art by offering free admission days to the public.