To subject to gentrification: gentrify a row of Victorian houses.
gentrifier gen'tri·fi'er n.Did you mean: gentrify, gentrification (in architecture, sociology)
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gen·tri·fy (jĕn'trə-fī') ![]() |
To subject to gentrification: gentrify a row of Victorian houses.
gentrifier gen'tri·fi'er n.| WordNet: gentrify |
The verb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
renovate so as to make it conform to middle-class aspirations
Did you mean: gentrify, gentrification (in architecture, sociology)
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