1. making something Greek in character, style, or form; adopting Greek customs, language, or culture
Usage: present participle of ‘grecize’; often used in historical or cultural contexts

Examples

• The Romans were gradually grecizing their art and architecture.
• Many Eastern Mediterranean cities were grecizing during the Hellenistic period.
• The scholar spent years grecizing ancient texts for modern readers.
• Local customs were slowly grecizing under Alexander’s influence.
• The process of grecizing involved adopting Greek educational methods.
• Artists began grecizing their sculptures to appeal to wealthy patrons.