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detribalization

/diːˌtraɪ.bə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/diːˌtraɪ.bə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс, в ходе которого людей из племён заставляют отказаться от своих традиционных обычаев и социальных структур, часто переходя к городскому образу жизни, или упадок племенной организации.

A noun referring to the process by which tribal people are caused to abandon their traditional customs and social structures, often adopting urban ways of living, or the decline of tribal organization.

uncountable

  1. Loss of tribal identityC1formal

    The process by which individuals or groups lose their traditional tribal culture, customs, and social structures, often due to external pressures or assimilation into a larger society.

    ruУтрата племенной идентичности

    • The detribalization of indigenous communities was accelerated by government relocation policies.
    • Urban migration often leads to the detribalization of younger generations.
    • Scholars study the effects of detribalization on language preservation.

    Synonymsacculturationderacination

    Antonymstribalization

  2. Decline of tribal organizationC1formal

    The weakening or complete breakdown of a tribe's political, social, and economic systems as a distinct entity.

    ruУпадок племенной организации

    • The detribalization of the region resulted in the loss of traditional governance structures.
    • Economic changes contributed to the detribalization of many rural communities.
    • Detribalization often accompanies the shift from communal land ownership to private property.
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  • detribalizations plural form
  • detribalizations' possessive plural form
  • detribalization's possessive singular form
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