1. influenced by, converted to, or brought under Nazi ideology or control
Usage: historical; often used in academic or historical contexts referring to 1930s–1940s Europe

1. past tense and past participle of 'nazify': to convert to or impose Nazi ideology or control upon
Usage: historical; transitive verb

Examples

• The education system was nazified under the totalitarian regime.
• Many institutions were nazified during the occupation.
• The government nazified the media to control public opinion.
• Cultural organizations were gradually nazified throughout the 1930s.
• The regime nazified youth groups to indoctrinate the next generation.