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Definition of contextualisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
academic analysisUK act of placing something in its surrounding situationUK
- Contextualisation helps students understand historical events better.
- Proper contextualisation is crucial in literary criticism.
- The lack of contextualisation led to misunderstandings.
Origin of contextualisation
Latin, contextus (connection) + English, -al + -isation
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- French:contextualisation, ...
- German:Kontextualisierung, ...
- Italian:contestualizzazione, ...
- Spanish:contextualización, ...
- Portuguese:contextualização, ...
- Chinese:情境化, ...
- Japanese:文脈化, ...
- Arabic:وضع في السياق, ...
- Hebrew:הַקְשָׁרָה, ...
- Russian:контекстуализация, ...
- Ukrainian:контекстуалізація, ...
- Hindi:संदर्भीकरण, ...
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