Westernised

They are largely linked to Westernised diets which are usually low in fibre and high in fat and calories.

The only person who had a Westernised accent in the whole movie was Erik Killmonger, and that made sense, as he grew up in the US.

Indeed, one of Siam's problems was the widening gap between the westernised royal family and upper aristocracy and the rest of the country.

Nigerian viewers, for example, commented that older films of the 1950s and 1960s had culture to the newer, more westernised picturisations.

Strangely, it was after Independence the censor board came into being and so did all the strictures." citation Plots now tend to feature Westernised urbanites dating and dancing in clubs rather than centring on pre-arranged marriages.

The emerging South Vietnamese middle class and youth in the 1960s became increasingly more Westernised, and followed American cultural and social trends, especially in music, fashion and social attitudes in major cities like Saigon.

The Peranakan as a living culture, however, are almost extinct today due to their re-absorption into the mainstream Chinese community, otherwise being Westernised.

Throughout the colonial world, the processes of urbanisation and capitalist investment created professional merchant classes that emerged as new Westernised elites.