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centralization

/ˌsen.trə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de concentration du pouvoir, des autorités ou du contrôle en un point ou lieu central unique, ou l'état qui en résulte.

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noun

/ˌsen.trə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant le processus de concentration du pouvoir, des autorités ou du contrôle en un point ou lieu central unique, ou l'état qui en résulte.

A noun referring to the process of consolidating power, authority, or control under a single central point or location.

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  1. Concentration of powerB2formal

    The process of bringing authority, decision-making, or control under a single central body or location.

    frCentralisation du pouvoir

    • The centralization of government functions improved efficiency.
    • Many companies are moving away from centralization to empower local branches.
    • The centralization of the banking system was controversial.

    Synonymescentralismconcentrationconsolidationmonopolizationunification

    Antonymesdecentralizationdevolutiondispersaldistribution

  2. Gathering to a centerB2formal

    The act of collecting or bringing things together at a central point.

    frCentralisation (action de regrouper au centre)

    • The centralization of data storage made it easier to manage.
    • Centralization of resources helped the team work more effectively.
    • The centralization of the city's services reduced costs.

    Synonymesassemblycollectionconcentrationconsolidationfocusinggatheringunification

    Antonymesdecentralizationdispersaldispersiondistribution

Formes
  • centralizations plural form
  • centralizations' possessive plural form
  • centralization's possessive singular form
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