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• v  adopt to another place
• v  make more natural or lifelike
• v  make into a citizen
• v  adapt (a wild plant or unclaimed land) to the environment
• s  planted so as to give an effect of wild growth

• That means if a war breaks out between Australia and China, the naturalised Australian of Chinese heritage will not hesitate to take up arms to fight for his adopted country.

• naturalize
• naturalise
• domesticate
• cultivate
• tame
• naturalized

• denaturalize

News & Articles

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• Soccer-Gimenez steers Cruz Azul to win over Guadalajara
  Aug 11 (Reuters) - Argentine-born midfielder Cristian Gimenez marked his first Mexico call-up by steering Cruz Azul to a 3-1 home win over Guadalajara in the Apertura championship watched by national team coach Jose Manuel de la Torre. "Chaco" Gimenez, one of the most respected players in the MX League, who has played in Mexico since 2004 and recently became a naturalised Mexican, laid on the ...
  Aug. 11, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! Sports

Quotes

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• Ewart Brown in Times Online
  In a statement, Mr Brown said the men have "the opportunity to become naturalised citizens and thereafter afforded the right to travel and leave Bermuda, potentially settling elsewhere", although he said that the resettlement of the inmates was...
• Kevin Keegan in Sportinglife.com
  Keegan said: "My father was a Geordie, I have got it in my genes. But yes, I do, I know what it means having played in them, having managed in them. This is Newcastle, I am a Geordie - I am naturalised almost now in these games because I have played...
• Claudio Borghi in Reuters India
  Matias is a player I know well, we had him at Colo Colo, he was sold to the 'Yellow Submarine' (Villarreal), he s an Argentine naturalised Chilean so he won't fill a foreigner's berth (in the squad),said Borghi.