officialize

[uh-fish-uh-lahyz]

officialize Definition

• 1. to make something official or formal
• 2. to give official status to something

Using officialize: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "officialize" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The government will officialize the new policy next week.

• Example

  The company decided to officialize their partnership with a signed agreement.

• Example

  The committee voted to officialize the proposal as a new regulation.

officialize Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for officialize

• ratify
• validate
• certify

Phrases with officialize

• officialize a document

  to make a document official by signing or stamping it

  Example

  The lawyer will officialize the contract by signing it.

• officialize a relationship

  to publicly acknowledge and formalize a romantic relationship

  Example

  They decided to officialize their relationship by getting married.

• officialize a language

  to give official status to a language, making it recognized and used in official documents and institutions

  Example

  The government officialized Spanish as a second language in the state.

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Summary: officialize in Brief

'Officialize' [uh-fish-uh-lahyz] is a verb that means to make something official or formal, such as a policy, proposal, or relationship. It can also mean to give official status to something, like a language. Examples include 'The government will officialize the new policy next week.' and 'The company decided to officialize their partnership with a signed agreement.'