The historian's subtle Semiticism in his analysis revealed a deep respect for Levantine cultures.

The editor Semiticizes ancient inscriptions to align them with established linguistic categories.

The ancient inscription was Semiticized by later scribes to match the dominant cultural norms.

Semiticizing the manuscript, the scholar introduced readings that aligned it more closely with Northwest Semitic dialects.

Scholars debated whether the Semiticization of the region was driven more by trade networks or by religious conversion.

The scholar attempted to Semiticize the ancient inscriptions, arguing they belonged to a Semitic dialect.