1. made Greek in character, style, or culture; influenced by or adapted to Greek traditions
Usage: often used in historical or cultural contexts

1. past tense and past participle of grecianize; to make Greek in character or style; to adopt or adapt Greek customs, language, or culture
Usage: transitive verb; historical usage

Examples

• The city's architecture was grecianized during the Hellenistic period.
• Ancient rulers grecianized their courts to gain prestige and cultural authority.
• The grecianized style of the temple reflected the influence of Greek aesthetics.
• Over time, the region became increasingly grecianized through trade and conquest.
• The artist grecianized the traditional design by incorporating classical Greek elements.