Made commercial; converted into something for profit or market exchange; subject to commercial principles and practices.
From 'commercialise' (British spelling) plus the past tense/adjectival suffix '-d' or '-ed'. This adjective describes the state of having undergone commercialisation.
A 'commercialised' holiday like Christmas or Valentine's Day wasn't always about shopping—these meanings were manufactured by retailers in the 20th century through advertising, showing how commerce literally invents cultural meaning through repeated messaging!
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