Definition Synonyms
Definition of decolonisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
political changeTECH. process of a colony becoming independentTECH.
- Decolonisation led to new nations forming in the 20th century.
2.
cultural shiftTECH. UK social and cultural changes after colonial rule endsTECH. UK
- Decolonisation influenced art and literature in former colonies.
Origin of decolonisation
Latin, de- (remove) + colonus (settler)
Examples of decolonisation in a sentence
The wave of decolonisation brought significant changes to Africa. Decolonisation led to a revival of indigenous languages. The museum's exhibit focused on decolonisation efforts.
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- French:décolonisation, changement post-colonial, ...
- German:Dekolonisation, ...
- Italian:decolonizzazione, ...
- Spanish:descolonización, liberación colonial, ...
- Portuguese:descolonização, ...
- Chinese:去殖民化, 非殖民化, ...
- Japanese:脱植民地化, 植民地解放, ...
- Arabic:إِزَالَةُ الِاسْتِعْمَار, تفكيك الاستعمار, ...
- Hebrew:דֵּקוֹלוֹנִיזַצְיָה, דֶּה-קוֹלוֹנִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:деколонизация, ...
- Ukrainian:деколонізація, ...
- Hindi:उपनिवेशवाद से मुक्ति, औपनिवेशीकरण, ...
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