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polarized in Finnish

polarized in Finnish is polarisoitunut — polarized means split into two sharply opposed groups, with little agreement or middle ground left between them.

polarized in Finnish

polarisoitunut
adj
(US) Having a distinctive polarization.

What does "polarized" mean?

  1. adjective Split into two sharply opposed groups, with little agreement or middle ground left between them.
    "The country is more polarized now than at any point in living memory."
  2. adjective Of light or lenses: filtered so that the light waves vibrate in only one plane, cutting reflected glare.
    "Polarized lenses make it much easier to see fish under the surface."
  3. verb Past tense and past participle of polarize: to divide people into opposed camps, or to make light or charge vibrate or separate in one direction.
    "The proposal polarized the committee within minutes."
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polarized in a sentence

  • The country is more polarized now than at any point in living memory.
  • A polarized jury deadlocked after four days.
  • Polarized lenses make it much easier to see fish under the surface.
  • The proposal polarized the committee within minutes.

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What is "polarized" in Finnish?

"polarized" in Finnish is polarisoitunut. polarized means: Split into two sharply opposed groups, with little agreement or middle ground left between them.

How do you use "polarized" in a sentence?

Example: "The country is more polarized now than at any point in living memory." In Finnish, "polarized" is polarisoitunut.

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