Definition of "fication" [fication]

• See -fy.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Because most acquisitions provide some degree of diversi - fication, that is, they reduce the variability of profits for the merged firms, they can also reduce the probability of financial distress."
• "But genus is indeed, such as animal; and fication, which is first to nature, is second to us; and that which is second to nature is first to us."
• "NYC has changed in a lot of ways (some for the better), but completely dispiriting to me is the transformation of Times Square, the disney-fication of it."