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polarized
[poh-luh-rahyzd]
adjective
of or relating to a medium that exhibits polarization.
(of an electric plug or outlet) designed so that the plug and outlet fit together in only one way.
Other 51Թ Forms
- nonpolarized adjective
- unpolarized adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of polarized1
Example Sentences
"The Security Council is polarized, divided," he said.
She said she doesn't expect her difficulties with employment to ease much when she makes the move, but she's hopeful she'll have access to new health and medical solutions and a less polarized social fabric.
As the country has become more polarized, there’s been criticism that journalism is now more about activism than news gathering.
Ultimately, people tend to be more polarized when they don't interact in a direct personal face-to-face way with people who have different views than they do.
In the U.S., that mistrust has become deeply polarized, with a 22-point gap in trust in innovation between Democrats and Republicans.
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