1. to make something kitsch; to give something a cheap, garish, or excessively sentimental quality
Usage: informal; often used critically or humorously

Examples

• The designer decided to kitschify the classic painting by adding neon colors and glitter.
• Some critics argue that mass-produced souvenirs kitschify authentic cultural traditions.
• She kitschified her apartment with plastic flamingos and velvet Elvis paintings.
• The director's attempt to kitschify the serious drama with over-the-top music backfired with audiences.
• Tourist shops often kitschify local art to appeal to visitors looking for novelty items.