dealignment
diːəˈlaɪnmənt
Definition

Definition of dealignment - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
political changeTECH.shift of voters towards nonpartisanshipTECH.
  • The election showed a significant dealignment among young voters.
realignment shift
2.
general processTECH.process of becoming unaligned or detachedTECH.
  • The dealignment of the group led to new alliances.
detachment disconnection separation
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Origin of dealignment

English, de- (remove) + alignment (arrangement)

Examples of dealignment in a sentence

  • The survey indicated a growing dealignment in rural areas.
  • Political dealignment has shifted voter loyalties.
  • The dealignment in the company's structure was unexpected.

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  1. French:désalignement, détachement, ...
  2. German:Entparteiung, Desalignierung, ...
  3. Italian:disallineamento, distacco, ...
  4. Spanish:desalineamiento, desalineación, ...
  5. Portuguese:desalinhamento, ...
  6. Chinese:选民转向, 分离, ...
  7. Japanese:政党離れ, 分裂, ...
  8. Arabic:تَفَكُّك الحِزْبِيَّة, تفكك, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְרַחֲקוּת, נִתּוּק, ...
  10. Russian:отдаление от партий, расхождение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:департизація, роз'єднання, ...
  12. Hindi:विचलन, विघटन, ...
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