commercialized

• Décrit quelque chose qui a été adapté ou utilisé pour un profit commercial, souvent en impliquant une perte de qualité ou d'authenticité d'origine.

Describes something that has been adapted or exploited for commercial profit, often implying a loss of original quality or authenticity.

1. Made for profitB2formal

   Changed or designed primarily to make money, often at the expense of original quality or authenticity.

   commercialisé (au sens péjoratif)

   • The holiday has become too commercialized with all the advertising.
   • The once quiet village is now highly commercialized with souvenir shops.
   • Many artists feel that their work is being commercialized by big corporations.

   Antonymesaltruisticauthenticnoncommercialuncommercialunmercenary

2. Exploited for businessB2formal

   Used or exploited in a way that focuses on financial gain rather than other values.

   commercialisé (au sens péjoratif)

   • The festival was commercialized by sponsors and vendors.
   • Traditional crafts are often commercialized for the tourist market.
   • The sport has become commercialized, losing its amateur spirit.

   Synonymessold-out

   Antonymesnoncommercialnonprofituncommercial

• Verbe signifiant gérer ou exploiter quelque chose (par exemple un produit, une idée ou une ressource) dans le but d'en tirer un profit.

A verb meaning to manage or exploit something (such as a product, idea, or resource) in a way designed to make a profit.

1. Exploit for profitB2formal

   To manage or develop something primarily to make as much money as possible, often at the expense of its original quality or integrity.

   Exploiter à des fins commerciales

   • The artist felt the gallery was trying to commercialize his work by mass-producing cheap prints.
   • Critics argue that the holiday has been overly commercialized, losing its original meaning.
   • They commercialized the local festival, turning it into a tourist attraction with high prices.

   Synonymesexploitmarketmerchandisemonetize

2. Make commercialB2formal

   To introduce something to the market for sale, or to adapt something for business purposes.

   commercialiser

   • The company plans to commercialize the new technology next year.
   • It took years to commercialize the research findings into a viable product.
   • The university is working to commercialize its patents through partnerships.

   Synonymesexploitmarketmerchandisemonetizesell