1. plural of indigenization; the process of making something native to or characteristic of a particular country or region, especially by replacing foreign elements with local ones
Usage: often used in academic and policy contexts; commonly applied to education, culture, language, and governance

Examples

• The university's indigenizations of the curriculum included adding courses on local history and indigenous languages.
• Several African nations have pursued indigenizations of their legal systems to reflect traditional customs.
• The indigenizations of technology in rural communities have improved access to digital services.
• Cultural indigenizations aim to preserve and promote heritage in the face of global homogenization.
• The government supported indigenizations of the workforce by hiring and training local talent.
• Educational indigenizations have helped students connect academic learning to their own cultural contexts.