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Meanings of collectivised in English
Subscribing to the socialistic doctrine of ownership by the people collectively.
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Examples for "collectivist"
Examples for "collectivist"
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Yet Britain is instinctively collectivist, enveloped in prejudice, religion, taboo and prohibition.
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Arthur had already shrugged off the collectivist values of the postwar years.
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In a collectivist society, the narcissist is 'God's gift to the collective'.
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He purposely chooses collectivist and plural language to provoke racial hatred against minorities.
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He's got even less use for collectivist theory than his white brother has.
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By 1958 much of the land had been collectivized & cooperatives established.
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Modern dictatorships are heavily collectivized in the sense that the state dominates and directs economic activities.
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Tells how artisans are now being collectivized.
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Somehow Lysenkoism failed to boost crop yields, and the millions of collectivized farmers forced to adopt the doctrine starved.
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But the benefits of close coordination, if not the collectivized agriculture that inspired Mao, seemed lost on Florida's citrus producers until quite recently.
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What Fascism does not countenance is the collectivistic solution proposed by the Socialists.
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Turkey is also a collectivistic culture, where relationship harmony is as important as reputation management.
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The crypto-leftist tries to bring people under control of the system because he is a True Believer in a collectivistic ideology.
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People from collectivistic and individualistic cultures tend to differ in the relative weight they give to two central functions of communication.
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The state-controlled energy company later withdrew that bid under U.S. political pressure.
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China's state-controlled media, however, warns the protesters are approaching a dangerous phase.
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The vast majority, however, were against takeovers of companies by state-controlled enterprises.
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In 1940 state-controlled winemaking cooperatives were introduced to help support the industry.
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The diamond industry is dominated by De Beers and Russia's state-controlled Alrosa.
Usage of collectivised in English
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Factories are collectivised, and in some parts of Catalonia money is abolished.
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Their presence then extended down through the centimetre and millimetre scales to collectivised nanobots.
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Agriculture was collectivised in the best Stalinist traditions, though far less swiftly (it was completed only in 1967).