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depoliticize

/diːpəˈlɪtɪsaɪz/ verb

To remove something from political influence.

Word Origin 'Depoliticize' means to remove political character, to take the city-state out of something. The root 'politic' comes from Greek 'polis' (city), the center of civic life. That root gives us 'political', 'politician', 'polity', and 'cosmopolitan' (citizen of the world). The breakdown de+politic+ize shows the undoing of the political.

verb To remove something from political influence.

The government aims to depoliticize the education system to ensure impartiality.

(动词) 去政治化；非政治化

政府旨在使教育系统去政治化，以确保公正性。

(verbo) Eliminar algo de la influencia política.

El gobierno pretende despolitizar el sistema educativo para garantizar la imparcialidad.

(verbe) dépolitiser [Soustraire quelque chose à l'influence politique ; rendre apolitique.]

Le gouvernement vise à depoliticize le système éducatif pour garantir l'impartialité des enseignants.

(Verb) entpolitisieren [**depoliticize** *Verb* – etwas dem politischen Einfluss entziehen, um Neutralität oder Sachlichkeit zu gewährleisten.]

Die Regierung will das Bildungssystem **depoliticize**, um Objektivität zu sichern.

(動詞) 〜を政治的な影響や政治的議論から切り離す。

政府は教育システムを非政治化して、公正性を確保しようとしている。

(verbo) despolitizar [Remover algo da influência política.]

O governo visa despolitizar o sistema educacional para garantir a imparcialidade.

Synonyms: apoliticize nonpoliticize remove politicization make apolitical remove partisan influence neutralize politically Antonyms: politicize politize make political inject politics
Word parts: de + politic + ize

Related words

politic political politician politics polity impolitic apolitical politico

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