1. making something provincial in character, outlook, or scope; limiting to a provincial or narrow perspective
Usage: British spelling variant of 'provincializing'; present participle form

Examples

• The critic argued that the new policy was provincialising the once-international institution.
• By focusing only on local concerns, the committee risked provincialising the organization's mission.
• Some feared that isolationist policies were provincialising the nation's cultural outlook.
• The author accused the publisher of provincialising the literary canon by excluding international voices.
• Educational reforms were provincialising the curriculum rather than expanding students' global awareness.