Definition
Definition of decentration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
positionRare removal of something from a central positionRare
- The decentration of the statue changed the room's focus.
2.
cognitive developmentTECH. child's shift from egocentric to shared perspectiveTECH.
- Decentration is crucial in a child's social development.
Origin of decentration
Latin, de- (away) + centrum (center)
Examples of decentration in a sentence
Decentration of the table made the room more spacious. Decentration helps children understand others' feelings. Through decentration, kids learn to cooperate better.
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- French:décentrage, décentration, ...
- German:Dezentrierung, ...
- Italian:decentrazione, cambiamento di visione, ...
- Spanish:descentralización, descentración, ...
- Portuguese:descentralização, descentramento, ...
- Chinese:偏移, 去自我中心化, ...
- Japanese:移動, 脱中心化, ...
- Arabic:إِزَاحَة عَن المَرْكَز, إِزَالَة التَّمَرْكُز حَوْل الذَّات, ...
- Hebrew:הַסָּרָה מִמֶּרְכָּז, הַתְרַחֲקוּת מֵהָאַגוֹצֶנְטְרִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:смещение, децентрация, ...
- Ukrainian:децентрація, ...
- Hindi:विकेंद्रीकरण, डिसेंट्रेशन, ...
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