1. to make Italian in character, style, or form; to adopt or adapt Italian features, language, or customs
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'italianizing'; present participle or gerund form of 'italianise'

Examples

• The architect was italianising the building's façade with Renaissance elements.
• By italianising the menu, the restaurant attracted more Italian cuisine enthusiasts.
• The composer considered italianising his musical compositions to appeal to European audiences.
• She spent years italianising her pronunciation and accent while living in Rome.
• The designer was italianising the interior design with marble and classical motifs.