Centralization is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CENTRALIZATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of centralizing, also CENTRALISATION
• the action or process of bringing activities together in one place
• the concentration of control of an activity or organization under a single authority
• The act or process of centralizing, or the state of being centralized; the act or process of combining or reducing several parts into a whole; as, the centralization of power in the general government; the centralization of commerce in a city.
• the act of consolidating power under a central control
• gathering to a center
• the act of centralizing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a center; cluster around a center

Words related to CENTRALIZATION

centralizations26

Words that contain CENTRALIZATION

centralizations26 decentralization28 recentralization27 decentralizations29 recentralizations28 overcentralization32 overcentralizations33

How to use CENTRALIZATION in a sentence

• Centralization was so great, and the obedience to the central power so absolute, that no hostile demonstration was tolerated for long.
• But Constantine aimed at a general union of the East and West once again, partly from the desire of centralization, and partly from ambition.
• Here another law of industrial motion comes in, the rapid tendency of manufacture towards centralization in the towns, which we have discussed in the last chapter.
• Along with this coming together of small capitals to make a large capital, there is a constant centralization and organization of business ability.
• It divided her people into distinct communities having conflicting interests, and made them incapable of centralization.
• The Inquisition, then introduced, in accordance with the centralization of the times, was a general and papal tribunal, which displaced the old local ones.
• Rights of every kind were remorselessly overthrown to complete this centralization.
• The republican forms under which the Churches existed in primitive Christianity have gradually merged into an absolute centralization, with a man as vice-God at its head.
• Shrinkage, or centralization, has become such that the humblest clerk in any metropolis may place his hand on the pulse of the world.
• In the various feudal states there had been different weights and measures in use, and this had led to great difficulties in the centralization of the collection of taxes.
• This was a vestige of feudalism, but on the other hand it was a healthy check against excessive centralization.
• No question of principle was involved in the split, the question at issue being simply whether there should be more or less centralization in the organization.
• The pendulum was returning once more toward a strong executive, and to centralization.
• One tended to a brilliant diversity, the other to centralization and unity.
• The North, on the other hand, had always leaned more or less toward a strong centralization of power.
• By recognizing and guarding against the dogmatism of theorists and the dangers of centralization.
• We fear too much bureaucracy and centralization of authority here in Washington.
• There is no centralization of the supernatural powers, as in the Jehovah of Judaism and the still subtler Brahma of the Asian.
• Indeed in the mind of a child or of an adult there is much stronger necessity for centralization than in the government and commerce of a country.
• It was the policy of Napoleon to create a system of centralization, that should cause everything to emanate from himself.
• To cast aside centralization which promotes despotism is the exigency of the time.
• Their main idea is to keep up for their own purposes that centralization which has so long been the bane of this country.
• By virtue of that principle of centralization which has long been in force in France, the Critical School of Theology makes Paris the chief seat of its influence.
• Second, that in the fact of such centralization of materials, a vast amount of time is saved to the public concerned in building interests.
• State, tendency towards centralization in a Democratic, 51-l.
• What he was in these outer circles of his influence, he was, to all the centralization of his virtues, in the heart of his family.
• If continental bureaucracy and centralization be fraught with multitudinous evils, surely English beadleocracy and parochial obstruction are not altogether lovely.
• For at least six thousand years one civilization after another has sought to achieve centralization and universality.
• In Roman and Egyptian civilizations, the period of survival conflict led to the centralization of wealth and authority.
• This centralization was greatly intensified by the perpetual danger of invasion on the northern and eastern frontiers, all the way from the Rhine to the Euphrates.
• It is another step, or rather stride, toward centralization and the concentration of all legislative powers in the National Government.
• The break-up of the institutions of the Middle Ages, the growth of absolute monarchical power, the centralization of government, all favoured the tendency.
• The second period begins in the seventh century, when the Japanese, copying the Chinese model, adopted a system of centralization.
• That obviated the centralization flowing from national aid.

Similar words containing CENTRALIZA without suffix tion

centralizations26 decentralizatio27 recentralizatio26 overcentralizat29 decentralization28 recentralization27 decentralizations29 recentralizations28 overcentralization32 overcentralizations33

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