commoditise — to treat something as a commodity that can be traded; to make something ordinary or standardized
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to treat something as a commodity that can be traded; to make something ordinary or standardized
Pronunciation (IPA): /kəˈmɒdɪtaɪz/
Example Sentences
- The company's strategy was to commoditise luxury watches by mass-producing them.
- Social media platforms tend to commoditise personal relationships.
- He was afraid that getting married would commoditise his love for pizza - turning it from passion into mere routine.
commoditise
VERB[/kəˈmɒdɪtaɪz/]
to treat something as a commodity that can be traded; to make something ordinary or standardized
Smartphones used to be luxuries, but mass production has commoditised them completely.
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“The company's strategy was to commoditise luxury watches by mass-producing them.”
“Social media platforms tend to commoditise personal relationships.”
“He was afraid that getting married would commoditise his love for pizza - turning it from passion into mere routine.”
“The rise of fast fashion has commoditised clothing design.”
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