uniformization
- noun
- /ˌjunɪfərməˈzeɪʃən/
:
homogeneización
- The company implemented uniformization in its branding, ensuring all products had a consistent look.
Examples
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The uniformization of the regulations helped create a more consistent experience for all customers.
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And again, where is the art left when uniformization and comfort of eye-candy art are the main offerings of the art market?
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In education, uniformization can lead to a standard curriculum that students across the country follow.
Synonyms
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4.8
Making things follow the same rules so they match
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Making something the same all the way through, for example milk, culture or media
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4.1
The act of making people more equal in money or opportunity
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Making rules so things are the same
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Making things more equal by adjusting differences between them
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To make rules and procedures the same across countries or organisations so they work together
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To change data into a common form so it can be compared
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Making something regular and the same in every part
Antonyms
- Specialized
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Making different kinds of investments or products to reduce risk and get better results
How Uniform
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4.8
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
uniformization = uniformize (transparent) = uniform + ization
The noun is formed in the regular way from the verb 'uniformize', and the meaning follows directly from nominalizing 'make uniform'.
Etymology
Uniformization comes from uniform (built from uni- 'one' and form 'shape') and the ending -ization 'making'. So, it literally means 'making things the same', which is why we use it for making rules, systems, or parts consistent and standard.