Made conventional; brought into conformity with established customs, standards, or accepted norms (British spelling).
Past participle of 'conventionalise,' from 'conventional' + '-ised.' Reflects the British spelling convention for past participles.
Shakespeare's plays used wildly unconventional language, but centuries of editors 'conventionalised' the spelling and punctuation until we almost lost his original voice.
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