1. present participle of francise; to make French in character, style, or language
Usage: chiefly British; often used in historical or cultural contexts
2. to grant a franchise to; to establish or operate a franchise
Usage: business usage; variant spelling of franchising in some contexts

Examples

• The Norman conquest was instrumental in francising the English language and culture.
• The company is francising its restaurant model across Europe.
• Medieval English nobility were gradually francising their customs and speech.
• By francising the local cuisine, the chef created a unique fusion menu.
• The aristocracy spent centuries francising their estates and manners.