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Definition of mediatize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
mediaTECH. filter an event through mass mediaTECH.
- The scandal was mediatized by several news outlets.
2.
communicationTECH. US reduce the effect by introducing a mediating agentTECH. US
- They mediatized the conflict with diplomatic talks.
3.
historyRare make a state a mediate vassal under an empireRare
- The emperor decided to mediatize the small duchy.
Origin of mediatize
Latin, medius (middle) + -ize (to make)
Examples of mediatize in a sentence
Social media quickly mediatized the celebrity's statement. The media mediatized the issue to calm the public. Experts mediatized the debate to find common ground. The king sought to mediatize the rebellious province. They planned to mediatize the territory to expand their influence.
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- French:médiatiser, atténuer, ...
- German:medial aufbereiten, vermitteln, ...
- Italian:filtrare attraverso i media, mediare, ...
- Spanish:mediatizar, moderar, ...
- Portuguese:mediatizar, intermediar, ...
- Chinese:传播, 缓和, ...
- Japanese:報道する, 調停する, ...
- Arabic:غَطَّى, وَسَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיג בָּתִּקְשֹׁרֶת, לְהַפְרִיד בֵּין, ...
- Russian:освещать в СМИ, смягчать, ...
- Ukrainian:висвітлювати, посередити, ...
- Hindi:प्रसारित करना, कम करना, ...
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