Definition
Definition of absolutization - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
philosophy sociologyTECH. making something fixed, unchangeable, or universally trueTECH.
- Absolutization of values can lead to intolerance.
- The absolutization of tradition blocked any reform.
- Critics warned against the absolutization of scientific claims.
Origin of absolutization
Latin, 'absolutus' (complete) + 'ization' (process of making)
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- French:absolutisation, ...
- German:Absolutierung, ...
- Italian:assolutizzazione, ...
- Spanish:absolutización, ...
- Portuguese:absolutização, ...
- Chinese:绝对化, ...
- Japanese:絶対化, ...
- Arabic:إِطْلاق المُطْلَقِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:הֲפִיכָה לְמוּחְלָט, ...
- Russian:абсолютизация, ...
- Ukrainian:абсолютизація, ...
- Hindi:परमत्वकरण, ...
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