Definition of pillarization in English:

pillarization

noun ˌpɪlərʌɪˈzeɪʃn

Division or organization of society into parallel groups, each with their own hierarchy, on the basis of religious or ideological difference, especially in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Origin

1950s. From pillar + -ization, after Dutch verzuiling (1956 or earlier in this specifically sense; from verzuilen (from ver- + zuil pillar (Middle Dutch sūle, suul; from the same Germanic base as Old English sȳl, Old High German sūl (German Säule), etc.) + -ing).

Definition of pillarization in US English:

pillarization

nounˌpɪlərʌɪˈzeɪʃn

Division or organization of society into parallel groups, each with their own hierarchy, on the basis of religious or ideological difference, especially in the Netherlands and Belgium.

Origin

1950s. From pillar + -ization, after Dutch verzuiling (1956 or earlier in this specifically sense; from verzuilen (from ver- + zuil pillar (Middle Dutch sūle, suul; from the same Germanic base as Old English sȳl, Old High German sūl (German Säule), etc.) + -ing).

单词	pillarization
释义	Definition of pillarization in English: pillarization noun ˌpɪlərʌɪˈzeɪʃn Division or organization of society into parallel groups, each with their own hierarchy, on the basis of religious or ideological difference, especially in the Netherlands and Belgium. Origin 1950s. From pillar + -ization, after Dutch verzuiling (1956 or earlier in this specifically sense; from verzuilen (from ver- + zuil pillar (Middle Dutch sūle, suul; from the same Germanic base as Old English sȳl, Old High German sūl (German Säule), etc.) + -ing). Definition of pillarization in US English: pillarization nounˌpɪlərʌɪˈzeɪʃn Division or organization of society into parallel groups, each with their own hierarchy, on the basis of religious or ideological difference, especially in the Netherlands and Belgium. Origin 1950s. From pillar + -ization, after Dutch verzuiling (1956 or earlier in this specifically sense; from verzuilen (from ver- + zuil pillar (Middle Dutch sūle, suul; from the same Germanic base as Old English sȳl, Old High German sūl (German Säule), etc.) + -ing).
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