1. to make Prussian in character, style, or system; to impose Prussian military discipline or authoritarian methods
Usage: British spelling (American: prussianizes); third person singular present tense; formal or historical

Examples

• The general prussianises the regiment with strict discipline and rigid hierarchy.
• The education system prussianises students through regimented schedules and obedience training.
• Critics argued that the new policies prussianises society in dangerous ways.
• The military academy prussianises recruits from their first day of training.
• He prussianises every aspect of the organization, demanding absolute order and compliance.