Changing the Senate rules now will only further politicize the Supreme Court.
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Politicize
//pəˈlɪtɪˌsaɪz//
Synonyms for "politicize" (7 found)
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Verb(2 words)
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5 entriesTranslations
38 translations across 24 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- سَيَّسَ verb (to give something political characteristics)
Belarusian
1 entries- палітызава́ць verb (to give something political characteristics)
Bulgarian
2 entries- занима́вам се с поли́тика verb (to engage in or discuss politics)
- политизи́рам verb (to give something political characteristics)
Catalan
2 entries- polititzar verb (to give something political characteristics)
- polititzar verb (to make someone politically active)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 政治化 verb (to give something political characteristics)
Czech
1 entries- politizovat verb (to give something political characteristics)
Finnish
3 entries- politikoida verb (to engage in or discuss politics)
- politisoida verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politisoida verb (to make someone politically active)
French
1 entries- politiser verb (to give something political characteristics)
Galician
2 entries- politizar verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politizar verb (to make someone politically active)
German
2 entries- politisieren verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politisieren verb (to make someone politically active)
Greek
2 entries- πολιτικοποιώ verb (to give something political characteristics)
- πολιτικοποιώ verb (to make someone politically active)
Hungarian
1 entries- politizál verb (to engage in or discuss politics)
Italian
2 entries- politicizzare verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politicizzare verb (to make someone politically active)
Japanese
1 entries- 政治化する verb (to give something political characteristics)
Korean
1 entries- 정치화하다 verb (to give something political characteristics)
Macedonian
2 entries- бистри политика verb (to engage in or discuss politics)
- политизи́ра verb (to give something political characteristics)
Occitan
1 entries- politizar verb (to give something political characteristics)
Polish
2 entries- upolityczniać verb (to give something political characteristics)
- upolitycznić verb (to give something political characteristics)
Portuguese
2 entries- politizar verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politizar verb (to make someone politically active)
Romanian
1 entries- politiza verb (to give something political characteristics)
Russian
2 entries- занима́ться поли́тикой verb (to engage in or discuss politics)
- политизи́ровать verb (to give something political characteristics)
Spanish
2 entries- politizar verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politizar verb (to make someone politically active)
Swedish
2 entries- politisera verb (to give something political characteristics)
- politisera verb (to make someone politically active)
Ukrainian
1 entries- політизува́ти verb (to give something political characteristics)
Sample sentences
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Republicans are dropping like flies because they've decided to politicize a pandemic.
Source: tatoeba (8950556)
How dare you politicize a crisis.
Source: tatoeba (10094120)
My parents started politicizing the weather as soon as they opened their snowplow business.
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