1. made democratic; introduced or extended democratic principles, rights, or participation to a wider group of people
Usage: British spelling (American: democratized); past tense and past participle of democratise
2. made accessible or available to the general public; removed barriers that restricted access to something
Usage: British spelling (American: democratized); extended sense, common in modern usage

Examples

• The new constitution democratised the voting system by extending suffrage to all adult citizens.
• Technology has democratised information, allowing anyone with internet access to learn almost anything.
• The company democratised its decision-making process by involving employees at all levels.
• Social media democratised publishing, enabling ordinary people to share their voices globally.
• The reforms democratised the workplace by giving workers more say in company policies.
• Streaming services have democratised entertainment, making films and shows available to millions.