1. Made native to or adapted to the culture, practices, or characteristics of a particular indigenous people or region.
Usage: Often used in academic and cultural contexts to describe the process of localization or cultural adaptation.

1. Past tense and past participle of 'indigenize': to make something native to or adapted to the culture or practices of an indigenous people or region.
Usage: Transitive verb; commonly used in discussions of cultural adaptation, education, and institutional reform.

Examples

• The university indigenized its curriculum to include more local history and indigenous perspectives.
• The church service was indigenized with traditional music and local languages.
• The company indigenized its marketing strategy to better reflect regional values and customs.
• After years of effort, the school had successfully indigenized its teaching methods.
• The government worked to ensure that development projects were indigenized rather than imposed from outside.
• Indigenous scholars have indigenized academic disciplines to center their own knowledge systems.