Normanizedadj.

1757 Biographia Britannica IV. 2229 The Norman writers and the Normanized historians..have used him [sc. Godwin] much worse.

1793 Mem. Sci. & Arts I. i. 93 In the reign of Henry II. when English garrisons were introduced as far as Edinburgh and Stirling, they would carry with them their Normanized English.

1802 Brit. Critic Mar. 221 His [sc. Robert of Gloucester's] rhyming Chronicle seems the earliest work of any size in verse, which we can with propriety ascribe to the Normanized Saxon.

1848 E. Bulwer-Lytton Harold I. i. v. 71 The Norman knights and youths, profusely scattered amongst the Normanized Saxons.

1861 C. H. Pearson Early & Middle Ages Eng. 271 Others..were Normanized Englishmen.

1911 Amer. Hist. Rev. 16 801 The geographical and racial division between the highlands and lowlands..appearing in relatively unrestrained feudalism among the Normanized Teutonic population of the lowlands.

1966 Man 1 381 Bannister..described Herefordshire as the most Normanised county in England.

1982 Amer. Hist. Rev. 87 323 The Normanized kings of the English and Scottish lines.

2005 D. Dickson Old World Colony Pref. p. xi The Normanized port communities of Youghal, Cork and Kinsale prospered, their durable merchant dynasties constructing the region's first exchange economy.