v. [f. COSMOPOLITAN + -IZE.] a. trans. To make cosmopolitan. b. intr. To act the cosmopolitan.
Hence Cosmopolitanized, Cosmopolitanizing ppl. adjs.
1876. W. Clark Russell, Is He the Man? I. 19. If the army fails to cosmopolitanize a man there is no hope for him.
1883. Pall Mall Gaz., 24 April, 4/2. Tended to obstruct the cosmopolitanizing influences that have penetrated so many of the rural districts.
1891. Sat. Rev., 1 Aug., 149/2. A cosmopolitanizing Radical.
