| It rhymes with a snooty, Frenchified pronunciation of orange. |
| The little Frenchified figure turned gracefully and took down another dozen cases of revolvers from the shelf. |
| It was Frenchified in the 19th and 20th centuries, and now a majority of the city's inhabitants speak French. |
| Still quite light at 16 to 18 pounds, the Frenchified bulldog was thinner and rangier, longer legged and longer bodied than its predecessor. |
| The Orator's conservative aspects have been explored by many scholars but few have drawn attention to its humor or its Frenchified political radicalism. |
| The Education Secretary has abandoned his plans to force yet more change on the nation's children by adopting a Frenchified school exam system. |
