Centralized is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CENTRALIZED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CENTRALIZE, to move to, draw to, or concentrate at a centre, also CENTRALISE
• concentrate (control of an activity or organization) under a single authority
• bring (activities) together in one place
ADJECTIVE:
• drawn toward a center or brought under the control of a central authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a center; cluster around a center

Words related to CENTRALIZED

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How to use CENTRALIZED in a sentence

• Second, they forced upon England the national idea, that is, a strong, centralized government to replace the loose authority of a Saxon chief over his tribesmen.
• As soon as it became centralized under a single monarch, it was subjected to fresh calamities.
• Napoleon broke up all this in his centralized despotism, even if, to keep the Revolutionary sympathy, he retained the Departments which were substituted for the ancient Provinces.
• He rendered a service to centralized authority, to the power of Congress.
• It must expect at first to be much less certain and efficient in its action than is a highly centralized government.
• The wise use of capital would make a wholesome change, but Kit did not altogether like centralized control.
• The telephone was not to be managed from any centralized broadcast center.
• If fancy bread were made, only the big bakers would have time to make it, little ones would be without clients, and that this highly centralized, paternal government cannot allow.
• What else than Feudalism could have followed upon the breakdown of that great centralized governmental machine known as the Roman Empire? Not so, however, with the Iron Heel.
• Its life was centralized more and more about the temple.
• It was a highly effective centralized organization in which no man held office, high or low, who was not a mere instrument in the hands of the Governor-General.
• These provincial parliaments existed up to the time of the Emperor Joseph, who, with his rage for novelty, and his desire for despotic and centralized power, abolished them.
• If the authority was centralized, so was the responsibility.
• Should our government be more highly centralized? 31.
• The local government of Prussia is practically as centralized in a few hands as the executive government of the state itself.
• At the same time there is an uprising in various churches against the centralized forms of church government, which they feel to be oppressive.
• This result must be inevitable, as the dying out of the defensive motive brings about a realization of the great inconvenience of the present centralized system.
• He advocated the overthrow of all centralized government, and considered the wages system robbery.
• This was now repeated on a grander and more centralized scale, to commemorate the fall of the Bastille twelve months before.
• France became centralized in its government more by the apathy and ignorance of its people than by the tyranny of its kings.
• It is not an army marching at the command of a strongly centralized power to conquer a rich neighbor, and force a defeated enemy to pay it service or tribute.
• What matter? Her whole being was centralized on himself.
• They hoped for the establishment of a republic, but they desired for it a highly energetic and centralized government not devoid of aristocratic tendencies.
• The state consisted of a highly centralized monarchy ruled by a Pharoah who personified temporal authority.
• Some centre of power was sure to absorb all the political life, and grow at the expense of the outlying parts, until the result was a centralized despotism.

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