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What is the past tense of commercialise?

What's the past tense of commercialise? Here's the word you're looking for.

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The past tense of commercialise is commercialised.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of commercialise is commercialises.

The present participle of commercialise is commercialising.

The past participle of commercialise is commercialised.

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Examples
Conservative governments commercialised a public service, broke its monopoly on stamp sales and closed many hundreds of sub post offices.
At 83, he still loves the mountains and the challenge of the climb but expressed concern at how the expeditions now are so commercialised.
All the smaller underground clubs are on a roll and the commercialised side of dance music is starting to wane.
He is looking at a number of potential schemes that could be commercialised and hopes to make an announcement in the next month.
Fung said one of the changes to be made will require applicants to prove that their innovations can be commercialised.
Popular culture is decadent and degenerate, and we're doomed as a civilisation to a relentless decline into inauthentic, commercialised pap.

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