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ghettoize

/ˈɡɛtoʊaɪz/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour décrire l'acte d'isoler ou de confiner un groupe de personnes dans une zone spécifique, souvent avec de mauvaises conditions, ou de traiter un territoire comme un ghetto.

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/ˈɡɛtoʊaɪz/C2formalpolitical
  • frVerbe utilisé pour décrire l'acte d'isoler ou de confiner un groupe de personnes dans une zone spécifique, souvent avec de mauvaises conditions, ou de traiter un territoire comme un ghetto.

A verb used to describe the act of isolating or confining a group of people to a specific area, often with poor conditions, or treating an area as a ghetto.

  1. To confine to a ghettoC1formal

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

    frGhettoïser

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

    Synonymesconfineghettoiseisolatemarginalizesegregate

    Antonymesassimilatefreeintegrateliberate

  2. To isolate or marginalizeC1formal

    To treat a group or activity as separate and less important, often by limiting their opportunities or influence.

    frmarginaliser

    • The company's policy seemed to ghettoize the creative department.
    • Some critics argue that streaming services ghettoize independent films.
    • The school's system ghettoized students with learning disabilities.

    Synonymesexcludeghettoiseisolatemarginalizeostracizepigeonholesegregatesideline

    Antonymesassimilateincludeintegrate

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