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democratize Definition

de·moc·ra·tize (di mäk′rə tīz′)

transitive verb, intransitive verb -·tized′, -·tiz′·ing

to make or become democratic

Etymology: Fr démocratiser < ML democratizare < Gr dēmokratizein

democratize Related Forms
de·moc′·ra·ti·za′·tion noun
democratize Usage Examples

Object

  • system: Democratizing the food system involves the democratic right of consumers to know what they are eating.
  • process: But it does provide some useful backdrop for considering the more usual questions about using the Internet to democratize formal political processes.
  • medium: From streamlining supply chains, to democratizing the broadcast media, the Internet has created a communications revolution that has largely benefited our society.
  • world: They had ignored public relations and had forgotten that they must always inform and share their progress in a democratizing world.
  • science: Democratizing science in the UK: The case of radioactive waste management - Jason Chilvers 18.
  • education: Various strategies to liberate and democratize pre-service teacher education have been undertaken.