Linguists often study Indianisms to understand how regional English varieties develop.

The cookbook was Indianized by the chef, who added spices and regional techniques.

Indianizing the curriculum, the committee introduced regional literature and history into the syllabus.

They tried to Indianize the festival by adding traditional dances and local foods.

During the 19th century, the Indian agent negotiated treaties and distributed supplies to the tribes under federal supervision.

Indian agents were often responsible for distributing supplies and enforcing policies on reservations, a role that had lasting impacts on tribal communities.

I added a pinch of Indian saffron to the curry for color and flavor.

While foraging in the woods, we found Indian bread on a fallen log and learned from the elders how to prepare it for dinner.

She tucked a sprig of Indian cress behind her ear before the garden party.

Indian ricegrasses dotted the dunes, their silvery seed heads swaying in the breeze.