naturalization

Examples of naturalized

naturalized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

I argue that, once language use is personified in this way, the value of language is naturalized in the attributes of persons.
Early in life, he became naturalized, and has served in the police for more than 20 years.
The former is condemned and the latter is naturalized, not even commented upon.
Palestinians registered as refugees can risk losing their de jure refugee status if they become naturalized citizens of another country.
Interethnic conflict is still evident in disagreements over language use and policies, which reinforce the naturalized linking of ethnicities and titular languages.
In our own times, statistical descriptions of risk have become so naturalized that we miss them when they are not present.
The specific claim was that hundreds of ballots were cast by "aliens," that is, foreign-born individuals who had never been naturalized.
Thus, there is a naturalized relationship between hi and masculinity.
Why do some become "naturalized," while others remain in their foreign clothing?
Once naturalized, cameos and videos can be as familiar as the older dominoes and potatoes.
What did not change markedly was the content of these assertions, however diversely naturalized.
Spirits were naturalized by showing how active principles worked in matter.
Besides, though the bird was naturalized across most of the continent, its onslaught was running out of steam.
Examples of such "naturalized" instrumental rationality can be found in much "functionalist" and "evolutionary" thinking in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
She strikes a blow at seemingly "naturalized" relations, by exposing the male bonding and strategies of displacement which prop them.
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