Definition of democratization in English:

democratization

(British democratisation)

noun dɪˌmɒkrətʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)ndəˌmɑkrədəˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The introduction of a democratic system or democratic principles.
he has funded efforts to promote democratization in Europe
the Reform Bill was the first step towards democratization of Parliament
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1948, however, democratization was halted by a military coup.
- Most obviously, the collapse of communism unleashed a wave of ethnic nationalisms in Eastern Europe which dramatically affected the democratization process.
- For the countries with which we don't get along very well, we are proposing regime change, actual democratization.
- The road to the further democratisation of our country is once more open.
- In addition, the nation's political democratization was also greatly enhanced by overseas support.
- He said he will not clash with the new president as long as she pursues democratization.
- They agreed to support the democratization and nation-building process in the country now ruled by a military junta.
- Dependence on oil tends to impede democratization.
- Just as the U.S. administration has become more vocal about advocating democratization globally, Venezuela and the United States have fallen out of step.
- Thus, the paper became the hope and catalyst for the country's democratization movement.
1. 1.1 The action of making something accessible to everyone.
  the democratization of information through technology
  Example sentencesExamples
  He began the democratisation of grandeur, a process that continued through the 19th century.
  Something I would really like to see, but I do not think is plausible now, is some form of corporate pay-scale democratization.
  The Internet has several features that promote democratization and alternative spaces of citizen expression and activism.
  If history is any guide, the democratization promised by Web 2.0 will eventually be succeeded by new monopolies which will have enormous power over our lives.
  The institutions would be forced to undergo fundamental democratisation that would remove control over them by the G7 countries.
  There is much utopian talk of electronic democratization and the liberalizing power of the Internet Here too, one must guard against excessive hope for a technological remedy for problems of political strife and representative governance.
  The idea of letting the public play in the ad game is what some call brand democratization.
  Kirk has contributed greatly to the democratisation of electronic music and helped it becoming a genre to reckon with.
  The proposed democratization in a field that had previously recognized providers as the sole authority was very contentious.
  Internet democratization has certain limits, since the Internet is reserved for those who are computer literate (and equipped).

Definition of democratization in US English:

democratization

(British democratisation)

noundəˌmäkrədəˈzāSH(ə)ndəˌmɑkrədəˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

1The introduction of a democratic system or democratic principles.
he has funded efforts to promote democratization in Europe
the Reform Bill was the first step towards democratization of Parliament
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1948, however, democratization was halted by a military coup.
- For the countries with which we don't get along very well, we are proposing regime change, actual democratization.
- Thus, the paper became the hope and catalyst for the country's democratization movement.
- They agreed to support the democratization and nation-building process in the country now ruled by a military junta.
- In addition, the nation's political democratization was also greatly enhanced by overseas support.
- The road to the further democratisation of our country is once more open.
- Just as the U.S. administration has become more vocal about advocating democratization globally, Venezuela and the United States have fallen out of step.
- Dependence on oil tends to impede democratization.
- Most obviously, the collapse of communism unleashed a wave of ethnic nationalisms in Eastern Europe which dramatically affected the democratization process.
- He said he will not clash with the new president as long as she pursues democratization.
1. 1.1 The action of making something accessible to everyone.
  the democratization of information through technology
  Example sentencesExamples
  Something I would really like to see, but I do not think is plausible now, is some form of corporate pay-scale democratization.
  There is much utopian talk of electronic democratization and the liberalizing power of the Internet Here too, one must guard against excessive hope for a technological remedy for problems of political strife and representative governance.
  Internet democratization has certain limits, since the Internet is reserved for those who are computer literate (and equipped).
  The Internet has several features that promote democratization and alternative spaces of citizen expression and activism.
  The idea of letting the public play in the ad game is what some call brand democratization.
  The proposed democratization in a field that had previously recognized providers as the sole authority was very contentious.
  The institutions would be forced to undergo fundamental democratisation that would remove control over them by the G7 countries.
  Kirk has contributed greatly to the democratisation of electronic music and helped it becoming a genre to reckon with.
  He began the democratisation of grandeur, a process that continued through the 19th century.
  If history is any guide, the democratization promised by Web 2.0 will eventually be succeeded by new monopolies which will have enormous power over our lives.

单词	democratization
释义	Definition of democratization in English: democratization (British democratisation) noun dɪˌmɒkrətʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)ndəˌmɑkrədəˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The introduction of a democratic system or democratic principles. he has funded efforts to promote democratization in Europe the Reform Bill was the first step towards democratization of Parliament Example sentencesExamples In 1948, however, democratization was halted by a military coup. Most obviously, the collapse of communism unleashed a wave of ethnic nationalisms in Eastern Europe which dramatically affected the democratization process. For the countries with which we don't get along very well, we are proposing regime change, actual democratization. The road to the further democratisation of our country is once more open. In addition, the nation's political democratization was also greatly enhanced by overseas support. He said he will not clash with the new president as long as she pursues democratization. They agreed to support the democratization and nation-building process in the country now ruled by a military junta. Dependence on oil tends to impede democratization. Just as the U.S. administration has become more vocal about advocating democratization globally, Venezuela and the United States have fallen out of step. Thus, the paper became the hope and catalyst for the country's democratization movement. 1.1 The action of making something accessible to everyone. the democratization of information through technology Example sentencesExamples He began the democratisation of grandeur, a process that continued through the 19th century. Something I would really like to see, but I do not think is plausible now, is some form of corporate pay-scale democratization. The Internet has several features that promote democratization and alternative spaces of citizen expression and activism. If history is any guide, the democratization promised by Web 2.0 will eventually be succeeded by new monopolies which will have enormous power over our lives. The institutions would be forced to undergo fundamental democratisation that would remove control over them by the G7 countries. There is much utopian talk of electronic democratization and the liberalizing power of the Internet Here too, one must guard against excessive hope for a technological remedy for problems of political strife and representative governance. The idea of letting the public play in the ad game is what some call brand democratization. Kirk has contributed greatly to the democratisation of electronic music and helped it becoming a genre to reckon with. The proposed democratization in a field that had previously recognized providers as the sole authority was very contentious. Internet democratization has certain limits, since the Internet is reserved for those who are computer literate (and equipped). Definition of democratization in US English: democratization (British democratisation) noundəˌmäkrədəˈzāSH(ə)ndəˌmɑkrədəˈzeɪʃ(ə)n 1The introduction of a democratic system or democratic principles. he has funded efforts to promote democratization in Europe the Reform Bill was the first step towards democratization of Parliament Example sentencesExamples In 1948, however, democratization was halted by a military coup. For the countries with which we don't get along very well, we are proposing regime change, actual democratization. Thus, the paper became the hope and catalyst for the country's democratization movement. They agreed to support the democratization and nation-building process in the country now ruled by a military junta. In addition, the nation's political democratization was also greatly enhanced by overseas support. The road to the further democratisation of our country is once more open. Just as the U.S. administration has become more vocal about advocating democratization globally, Venezuela and the United States have fallen out of step. Dependence on oil tends to impede democratization. Most obviously, the collapse of communism unleashed a wave of ethnic nationalisms in Eastern Europe which dramatically affected the democratization process. He said he will not clash with the new president as long as she pursues democratization. 1.1 The action of making something accessible to everyone. the democratization of information through technology Example sentencesExamples Something I would really like to see, but I do not think is plausible now, is some form of corporate pay-scale democratization. There is much utopian talk of electronic democratization and the liberalizing power of the Internet Here too, one must guard against excessive hope for a technological remedy for problems of political strife and representative governance. Internet democratization has certain limits, since the Internet is reserved for those who are computer literate (and equipped). The Internet has several features that promote democratization and alternative spaces of citizen expression and activism. The idea of letting the public play in the ad game is what some call brand democratization. The proposed democratization in a field that had previously recognized providers as the sole authority was very contentious. The institutions would be forced to undergo fundamental democratisation that would remove control over them by the G7 countries. Kirk has contributed greatly to the democratisation of electronic music and helped it becoming a genre to reckon with. He began the democratisation of grandeur, a process that continued through the 19th century. If history is any guide, the democratization promised by Web 2.0 will eventually be succeeded by new monopolies which will have enormous power over our lives.
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