" The partylist system's intention, the ruling added, was "to make the marginalized and under-represented not merely passive recipients of the State's benevolence, but active participants in the mainstream of representative democracy." "Allowing all individuals and groups, including those which now dominate district elections, to have the same opportunity to participate in party-list elections," CJ Panganiban's ponencia declared, "would desecrate this lofty objective and mongrelize the social justice mechanism into an atrocious veneer for traditional politics (emphasis mine).
According to lexicographic data, the verbs mongrel and mongrelize began to compete around 1630 (when the form in -ize is first attested), but in the second half of the 17th century, the zero-derived form was lost and only the -ize verb remained.
When they arrived in Limon, they faced a nation where by 1921, the Secretary General for La Sociedad Econimica de Amigos del Pais, M.A Zumbabdo stated, "West Indians were prone to crime and their presence in the country threated to mongrelize the white race ...
As Faith Wilding observed in the 1990s, simply discussing "cyberfeminism" was radical as it interrupted the "flow of masculine codes by boldly declaring the intention to mongrelize, hybridize, provoke, and disrupt the male order of things in the Net environment." (16) The authors of Webbing Cyberfeminist Practice continue this vein of exploring how the structure of the internet governs "its cyberfeminist possibilities and constraints" (128).
mongrelize - cause to become a mongrel; "mongrelized dogs"