polarization in Japanese
polarization in Japanese is 分極化 — polarization means the process by which a group, especially a country's electorate, splits into two opposed camps with fewer and fewer people holding middle-ground views.
polarization in Japanese
分極化
Pronounced: bunkyokuka
(sociology) The grouping of opinions into two extremes.
What does "polarization" mean?
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noun The process by which a group, especially a country's electorate, splits into two opposed camps with fewer and fewer people holding middle-ground views.
"Polarization has made it harder to pass any bill with cross-party support."
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noun In physics, the restriction of the vibrations of a light or other transverse wave to a single plane or direction.
"Sunglasses reduce glare by filtering out light of one polarization."
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noun In chemistry and electricity, the development of separated positive and negative charge across a molecule, cell or dielectric.
"Polarization at the electrode slowly reduced the cell's output."
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polarization in a sentence
- Polarization has made it harder to pass any bill with cross-party support.
- Talk radio is often blamed for the polarization of public debate.
- Sunglasses reduce glare by filtering out light of one polarization.
- Polarization at the electrode slowly reduced the cell's output.
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What is "polarization" in Japanese?
"polarization" in Japanese is 分極化. polarization means: The process by which a group, especially a country's electorate, splits into two opposed camps with fewer and fewer people holding middle-ground views.
How do you pronounce 分極化?
"polarization" in Japanese is 分極化, pronounced "bunkyokuka".
How do you use "polarization" in a sentence?
Example: "Polarization has made it harder to pass any bill with cross-party support." In Japanese, "polarization" is 分極化.
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