Maoise

Maoise (third-person singular simple present Maoises, present participle Maoising, simple past and past participle Maoised)

1. Alternative form of Maoize
   • 1967, National Multiple Sclerosis Society (U.S.). Oregon Chapter, Mainstream - Volume 5, page 38:

     In other words, Asia and Africa, bound to China by "common history and common tasks" have no alternative but to be Maoised.

   • 1991, Mahindar Singh, Un-diplomatic memoirs, page 37:

     It is said that Mao had 'sinicised' Marxism-Leninism, rather more correctly he 'Maoised' the technique of terror.

   • 1995, D. Bell, D. Brown, K. Jayasuriya, Towards Illiberal Democracy, page 58:

     The aftermath of 1945 ultimately entailed, in Pacific Asia, a stand off between two ideological versions of the new Asian identity constructed either around revolutionary nationalism or a Maoised version of Marxist Leninism.

• Moesia, Mœsia