mediatize
ˈmiːdiətaɪz
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Definition of mediatize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
mediaTECH.filter an event through mass mediaTECH.
  • The scandal was mediatized by several news outlets.
broadcast disseminate publicize
2.
communicationTECH.USreduce the effect by introducing a mediating agentTECH.US
  • They mediatized the conflict with diplomatic talks.
mediate moderate
3.
historyRaremake a state a mediate vassal under an empireRare
  • The emperor decided to mediatize the small duchy.
control dominate subjugate
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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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  1. French:médiatiser, atténuer, ...
  2. German:medial aufbereiten, vermitteln, ...
  3. Italian:filtrare attraverso i media, mediare, ...
  4. Spanish:mediatizar, moderar, ...
  5. Portuguese:mediatizar, intermediar, ...
  6. Chinese:传播, 缓和, ...
  7. Japanese:報道する, 調停する, ...
  8. Arabic:غَطَّى, وَسَّطَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַצִּיג בָּתִּקְשֹׁרֶת, לְהַפְרִיד בֵּין, ...
  10. Russian:освещать в СМИ, смягчать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:висвітлювати, посередити, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रसारित करना, कम करना, ...

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