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Definition of Italianises
1. italianise [v] - See also: italianise
Lexicographical Neighbors of Italianises
Literary usage of Italianises
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Fourteenth Century by Frederick John Snell (1899)
"... and by the 1 It is worthy of remark that, in borrowing tales from the ancients,
Boccaccio Italianises them, and adapts them to existing conditions of ..."
2. Longman's Magazine by Charles James Longman (1898)
"... which becomes Francisco in Spanish (familiar to us all through San Francisco
or Frisco), and Italianises as Francesco, shortened into Cecco. ..."
3. The Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion by Cymmrodorion Society, CYMMRODORION SOCIETY. (1896)
"... se servirait de mots fran<^»is Italianises." 2 They will be printed in the
first number of the forthcoming ..."
4. The Irish Song Book, with Original Irish Airs by Alfred Perceval Graves (1897)
"... both in sound and sense ; to say nothing of the art with which he almost
Italianises our essentially unmusical English speech, by a melodious sequence ..."
5. A First Year in Canterbury Settlement: With Other Early Essays by Samuel Butler, Richard Alexander Streatfeild (1914)
"... near the inn, the florid music which fills the whole square, accompanied by
a female voice of some pretensions, again thoroughly Italianises the scene, ..."
6. The Island of Sardinia: Including Pictures of the Manners and Customs of the by John William Warre Tyndale (1849)
"Varese, in his novel, " Preziosa di Sanluri," Italianises the Latin words, and
calls them ..."
7. The Fourteenth Century by Frederick John Snell (1899)
"... and by the 1 It is worthy of remark that, in borrowing tales from the ancients,
Boccaccio Italianises them, and adapts them to existing conditions of ..."
8. Longman's Magazine by Charles James Longman (1898)
"... which becomes Francisco in Spanish (familiar to us all through San Francisco
or Frisco), and Italianises as Francesco, shortened into Cecco. ..."
9. The Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion by Cymmrodorion Society, CYMMRODORION SOCIETY. (1896)
"... se servirait de mots fran<^»is Italianises." 2 They will be printed in the
first number of the forthcoming ..."
10. The Irish Song Book, with Original Irish Airs by Alfred Perceval Graves (1897)
"... both in sound and sense ; to say nothing of the art with which he almost
Italianises our essentially unmusical English speech, by a melodious sequence ..."
11. A First Year in Canterbury Settlement: With Other Early Essays by Samuel Butler, Richard Alexander Streatfeild (1914)
"... near the inn, the florid music which fills the whole square, accompanied by
a female voice of some pretensions, again thoroughly Italianises the scene, ..."
12. The Island of Sardinia: Including Pictures of the Manners and Customs of the by John William Warre Tyndale (1849)
"Varese, in his novel, " Preziosa di Sanluri," Italianises the Latin words, and
calls them ..."
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