British spelling, past tense: converted to abolitionist principles; made to support or conform to abolitionist ideology.
From abolitionise (abolition + -ise) plus the regular past tense suffix -d, creating the simple past form of the British spelling verb.
Historical documents written by British abolitionists use 'abolitionised,' creating fascinating variations in spelling across the Atlantic that scholars use to track the geographic origins of documents.
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