1. to make Italian in character, style, or form; to adopt or adapt Italian features or customs
Usage: British spelling (American: italicizes); third-person singular present tense

Examples

• The chef italianises the traditional French recipe by adding fresh basil and olive oil.
• The architect italianises the building's facade with terracotta tiles and arched windows.
• She italianises her wardrobe by incorporating more classic Italian fashion elements.
• The composer italianises the melody to give it a Mediterranean flavor.
• The restaurant italianises its menu to appeal to customers seeking authentic Italian cuisine.