1. to make something suitable for a particular person’s needs or preferences
Usage: British spelling
2. to mark something with a person’s name or initials
Usage: British spelling
3. to make a discussion or argument about personal matters rather than general issues
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The company will personalise your wedding invitations with gold lettering.
• You can personalise the software settings to match your workflow.
• She decided to personalise her laptop case with colorful stickers.
• The teacher helps students personalise their learning experience.
• Don’t personalise this debate – stick to the facts.
• The gift shop offers services to personalise jewelry items.
• He tends to personalise every criticism as a personal attack.