Meccanize

English Etymology From en Meccan ize. Verb en rare To make so it resembles Mecca, Meccans or a qibla en 1971 Newsweek 78 Nino is Nino Kipiani. a comely Georgian princess, a Christian who prefers telephones and motor cars to her lover's Meccanized society. 1996, Larry Reynolds, Race and Other Misadventures, page 322 The self-undoing of a Meccanized materialism aside, concrete knowledge of the lives of "lower" creatures such as those that Darwin studied should also give pause for thought with respect to the enshrinement en 2013 Joseph Hankins Sound, Space and Sociality in Contemporary Japan In the tributary movement of their vehicles along these pilgrimage routes, rightists perform a “Meccanized” tour of sacred spaces ...