modernization
- noun
- /ˌmɒdərnaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- The company invested in the modernization of its facilities to enhance productivity and efficiency.
- modernization program
- modernization process
- economic modernization
Has undergone quite a lot of modernization.
- Has undergone quite a lot of modernization.
- Now, what I think the problem is is that the political basis for this kind of modernization has to come from within the society.
- And I could carry on telling you other steps on modernization, but let me go to the to the last one, to the last priority.
- So modernity and modernization is producing this Japanese nationalism, and we could even call it a form of fascism as well.
- On the contrary, modernization is bringing about the nation and we have to deal with that right.
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The process of modernization will not be easy because it will mean revisiting scars.
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To achieve Kenneth's vision of the future, we must continue to modernize, but not just for the sake of modernization.
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Then some process of modernization happens, right?
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Now, what I think the problem is is that the political basis for this kind of modernization has to come from within the society.
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The people's will pushed the country towards modernization and development.
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We will begin to make plans for reforms and modernization.
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Scholars have recently explored how modernization theory shaped U.S. development policy in the Third World.
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That could be modernization loans in to small and medium sized enterprises, green loans to private households or student loans.
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Without American assistance, the PRC's Four Modernizations campaign would undoubtedly suffer and perhaps even fail.
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"We're responding to the gradual modernization of the Russian military," explains Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics of Latvia.
Academic text (2015)
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Etymology
Modernization comes from modern, which originally came from a word meaning 'just now', and the -ize part means 'to make' while -ation means 'the process'. So, modernization is the process of making something more modern or fit for today.