commercialized
వాణిజ్యపర
definition
verb
the museum has been commercialized
manage or exploit (an organization, activity, etc.) in a way designed to make a profit.
adjective
commercialized resort areas
designed principally for financial gain; profit-oriented.
example
Through the late 1960s, there was no operating experience data from which to derive cost estimates for 'commercialized' nuclear plants.
Christmas is overly 'commercialized'
In recent decades, weddings have become increasingly 'commercialized' .
'commercialized' resort areas
Already by 1913, recreation was a profitable, 'commercialized' concern for the proprietors of amusement parks.
He was aware of the danger of yoga being 'commercialized' .
Cocobay is positioned in a virtual beach haven on the quieter, less 'commercialized' section of the Island.
The report makes recommendations to how to increase the rate at which PSRE research can be successfully 'commercialised' .
The personality development movement may appear to have been 'commercialised' .
You need to get them involved in an economic agenda where they can see the results of their labour 'commercialised' .
Basically residential layouts over a period of time have been 'commercialised' .
Most of the pensioners in the Royal Mail scheme never worked for the modern, 'commercialised' postal service.
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