Commercialize

usgb/kəˈmɜːrʃəlaɪz/
verb

To take something, like a product or idea, and promote it for sale or wide use.

They are planning to commercialize their new software to cater to a wider audience.
Visual representation of "commercialize" - To take something, like a product or idea, and promote it for sale or wide use.

Often appears as...

  • commercialize a product
  • commercialize an idea
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Business Context

Used when discussing turning ideas or products into profitable ventures, common in business discussions.

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The company's research team is eager to commercialize their latest invention.
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Not Always Positive

Can imply making something too profit-focused, losing its original value or purpose.

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Fans worry that commercializing the sport may ruin its traditional spirit.
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Wide Use

Suggests spreading something widely, reaching many people or markets.

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They succeeded in commercializing the technology across Asia.
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