to reindustrialize
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To bring factories and jobs back to a place that lost them
- verb
- /ˌriːˌɪndəˈstrɪəlaɪz/
- Specialized
:
reindustrializar
- The government is implementing new policies to reindustrialize the region and create jobs.
- reindustrialize the country
Examples
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If you do not write down the debt, then you cannot reindustrialize the United States.
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Many cities are focusing on initiatives that aim to reindustrialize areas that have lost manufacturing jobs.
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Efforts to reindustrialize the countryside include attracting new factories and boosting local employment.
Synonyms
to revive
vsto reindustrialize
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Make something active or popular again after a time of being forgotten
focuses specifically on returning industry and manufacturing to a place
Antonyms
How Industrialized
to reindustrialize
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- Specialized
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to industrialize
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Surface Forms
reindustrialize infinitive
reindustrialized past
reindustrialized past participle
reindustrializing present participle
reindustrializes third person singular
Morphology
reindustrialize = industrialize (transparent) = re + industri + al + ize
Adding 're-' to 'industrialize' gives the regular meaning 'industrialize again' or 'bring industry back'.
Etymology
The word reindustrialize breaks into re- meaning 'again' and industry meaning 'factories or manufacturing'. So, to reindustrialize is to bring factories and manufacturing back to a place that lost them.