1. third person singular present of nasalise: to pronounce with a nasal quality by allowing air to pass through the nose
Usage: British spelling; linguistics

Examples

• She nasalises certain vowels when speaking French.
• The dialect nasalises vowels before nasal consonants.
• He nasalises his speech when he has a cold.
• The language nasalises vowels in specific phonetic environments.
• The speaker nasalises the final syllable of each word.