| The term anglicization refers to a very specific phenomenon. It refers to people who now use English, but who have a different mother tongue. |
| The further one gets from Quebec, the more one is faced with ethnolinguistic assimilation, that is, the anglicization of francophones. |
| The National Association for the Vindication of Scottish Rights attempted to defend Scottish values against anglicization but was not an effective political force. |
| The revolt against this sterilizing and belittling side of anglicization is strong and healthy. |
| Montreal's traditional linguistic balance began to be questioned by nationalist groups alarmed by the anglicization of immigrants. |
| Clearly, the inclusion of non-Francophone students in French-language schools raises fears based on the danger of anglicization. |
