democratizzazione

democratization

noun deh-moh-krah-teet-tsah-TSYOH-neh Rare

Origin: From democratizzare + suffix -zione, modeled on French démocratisation

Usage Note

Democratizzazione is a formal, mostly political noun referring to the process of making a system more democratic. It is feminine: la democratizzazione; plural le democratizzazioni. It also appears in technological contexts — la democratizzazione dell'informazione ('the democratization of information').

Examples

"La democratizzazione del paese è avvenuta lentamente."

Natural Translation

The democratization of the country happened slowly.

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