wokify

From woke +‎ -ify.

wokify (third-person singular simple present wokifies, present participle wokifying, simple past and past participle wokified)

1. (transitive, often derogatory) To implement or adopt progressive views or attitudes in (something), principally with regard to social justice.

   Antonym: dewokify

   • 2021 November 24, James McGrath, “Why we need a royal commission into public broadcasting”, in The Spectator Australia‎:

     The inevitable result of decades of free rein, of grossly excessive budgets and diminished accountability is that we’ve ended up with an inner-city hive of woke workers, hiring woke friends to do their woke work in their quest to wokify the world.