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Malaysianization, n.|məˌleɪzɪənaɪˈzeɪʃən|
[f. Malaysian a. and n. + -ization. Cf. earlier Malayanization n.]
The process or result of rendering (more) Malaysian in character or composition.
1970G. P. Means Malaysian Politics xx. 390 An oblique reference to the Malaysianization issue. 1976Scotsman 20 Nov. 3/2 The emigration is a result of the Malaysian Government's ‘Malaysianisation’ policy. 1981Times 25 Aug. 15/1 Sime has so far skillfully [sic.] negotiated the Malaysianization minefield. 1990Nat. Westm. Bank Q. Rev. Feb. 20 The ‘Malaysianisation’ of foreign banks..was a hot topic in the early 1980s.
So Maˈlaysianize v. trans.; Maˈlaysianized ppl. a., Maˈlaysianizing vbl. n.
1972Sunday Times (Kuala Lumpur) 25 June 4/2 The Straits Times has already been told to Malaysianise its staff. 1972Straits Times (Malaysian ed.) 23 Nov. 13/3 The management had thought the costume would give a ‘Malaysianised’ atmosphere. 1982Times 19 July 4/2 The attitude of the City of London towards the ‘malaysianizing’ of British plantations and firms only made matters worse. 1985Financial Times 26 Mar. 34/4 The company was formerly Danish-owned but was Malaysianised in 1983. |