ghettoise

• Verbe signifiant enfermer, isoler ou ségréguer des personnes dans une zone ou un groupe restreint, ou transformer un quartier en ghetto.

A verb meaning to confine, segregate, or isolate people into a restricted area or group, or to turn an area into a ghetto.

1. To confine to a ghettoC1formalbritish

   To force a group of people to live in a restricted area, often due to social, economic, or ethnic reasons.

   enfermer dans un ghetto

   • The regime attempted to ghettoise the minority population.
   • Urban planning policies can inadvertently ghettoise certain communities.
   • They were ghettoised in the poorest part of the city.

   Synonymesconfineexcludeisolatemarginalizequarantinesegregate

   Antonymesassimilatedisperseintegrateliberate

2. To isolate or marginalizeC1formalbritish

   To treat a group as separate or inferior, limiting their opportunities and integration.

   ghettoïser, marginaliser

   • The educational system can ghettoise students from low-income families.
   • Social prejudices often ghettoise immigrants in certain neighborhoods.
   • The company's policies ghettoised women into lower-paying roles.

   Synonymesexcludeghettoizeisolatemarginalizeostracizesegregate

   Antonymesassimilateincludeincorporateintegrateunify