1. making French in character, style, or language; adopting or adapting French customs, speech, or culture
Usage: present participle of 'francize'; also spelled 'Francizing' when referring to the French language or culture specifically

Examples

• The aristocracy was francizing their speech and manners during the 18th century.
• By francizing the menu, the restaurant attracted a more upscale clientele.
• The influence of francizing European courts spread throughout the continent.
• She was gradually francizing her wardrobe with Parisian fashions.
• The process of francizing local customs took several generations to complete.