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commercialize
This term carries a dual nature depending on the context. In business and scientific circles, it is a neutral or positive term describing the transition of a prototype or research discovery into a viable market product. It implies professionalization, scalability, and the successful application of innovation to the economy.
In cultural or social contexts, the word often takes on a pejorative tone. When used to describe holidays, art, or traditions, it suggests a loss of authenticity or spiritual depth, implying that the pursuit of profit has corrupted the original purpose or intrinsic value of the subject.
Meanings
Examples
The company plans to commercialize the new battery technology by next year.
We need to find a way to commercialize this research before the patent expires.
It is time to commercialize the prototype and bring it to the mass market.
They decided to commercialize the local festival to attract more tourists.
The government sought to commercialize the state owned railway system.
I worry that they will commercialize the temple and ruin its peaceful atmosphere.
Don't commercialize my art just to make a quick buck.
The holiday has been so commercialized that people forget its original meaning.