1. to make Italian in character, style, or form; to adopt or adapt to Italian customs, language, or culture
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'italianize'; transitive verb

Examples

• The chef decided to italianise the traditional French recipe by adding fresh basil and tomatoes.
• Over generations, immigrant families began to italianise their surnames to fit in with their new communities.
• The architect sought to italianise the building's design with classical columns and arched windows.
• They italianised the menu to appeal to customers who preferred Mediterranean flavors.
• The composer italianised several folk melodies for the opera.