1. past tense of ideologize; to interpret, present, or organize something according to a particular ideology or set of beliefs
Usage: often used in academic or critical contexts; can carry a neutral or negative connotation depending on context

Examples

• The curriculum was heavily ideologized to reflect the government's political agenda.
• Critics argued that the historical account had been ideologized rather than presented objectively.
• The movement ideologized everyday practices into symbols of resistance.
• Some scholars believe the discipline became too ideologized during that period.
• The film ideologized the conflict by presenting only one perspective.