verb
politicize
Politicize (verb) means to take part in political talk or activity.
verb
1
To take part in political talk or activity.
2
To turn something into a matter of politics, or give it a political character.
"My parents started politicizing the weather as soon as they opened their snowplow business."
3
To get someone interested and involved in politics.
"The possibility of setting up an educational arm which could politicize gays in Massachusetts through a series of seminars and through the publication of a booklet providing a background on the history of gay rights."
— Richard Burns, It Was a 'Big Splash' at The Aquarium (1977)
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What is the meaning of politicize?
"politicize" (verb) means to take part in political talk or activity.
What is another word for politicize?
Other words for "politicize" include politicise.
What are the different meanings of politicize?
"politicize" has 3 main meanings: 1. To take part in political talk or activity; 2. To turn something into a matter of politics, or give it a political character; 3. To get someone interested and involved in politics.
