Definition of marginalization in English:

marginalization

(British marginalisation)

noun ˌmɑːdʒɪn(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Treatment of a person, group, or concept as insignificant or peripheral.
he worked hard to eliminate social and economic marginalization
women experienced marginalization in many localities
Example sentencesExamples
- Their coalition offers them both a way to challenge their marginalization in America.
- The film approaches the Aboriginal experience in the same way that American 'hood movies approach the marginalization of black youth.
- The distinct types of marginalization derived from the social conflicts are often themes addressed by these authors.
- They alone are guilty for this shameful marginalization of our visual arts.
- In the German-speaking world, the marginalization of the asylums was also a product of the rise of clinical psychiatry.
- Its very marginalization turns it into a world where some form of female agency can be upheld.
- Fear of marginalization runs deep in the printmaking psyche.
- The orientation toward nervous ailments at Steinhof, then, embodied an attempt to fight the marginalization of the asylum on a number of levels.
- In the case of "outsider" artists, such unconventional rendering is attributed to mental illness, lack of training, or marginalization in society.
- Feminists must move beyond a theory that grounds women's marginalization on dubious anatomical measurements.

Definition of marginalization in US English:

marginalization

(British marginalisation)

nounˌmärjənələˈzāSHən

Treatment of a person, group, or concept as insignificant or peripheral.
he worked hard to eliminate social and economic marginalization
women experienced marginalization in many localities
Example sentencesExamples
- The distinct types of marginalization derived from the social conflicts are often themes addressed by these authors.
- They alone are guilty for this shameful marginalization of our visual arts.
- Fear of marginalization runs deep in the printmaking psyche.
- The film approaches the Aboriginal experience in the same way that American 'hood movies approach the marginalization of black youth.
- The orientation toward nervous ailments at Steinhof, then, embodied an attempt to fight the marginalization of the asylum on a number of levels.
- In the German-speaking world, the marginalization of the asylums was also a product of the rise of clinical psychiatry.
- Feminists must move beyond a theory that grounds women's marginalization on dubious anatomical measurements.
- In the case of "outsider" artists, such unconventional rendering is attributed to mental illness, lack of training, or marginalization in society.
- Its very marginalization turns it into a world where some form of female agency can be upheld.
- Their coalition offers them both a way to challenge their marginalization in America.

单词	marginalization
释义	Definition of marginalization in English: marginalization (British marginalisation) noun ˌmɑːdʒɪn(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Treatment of a person, group, or concept as insignificant or peripheral. he worked hard to eliminate social and economic marginalization women experienced marginalization in many localities Example sentencesExamples Their coalition offers them both a way to challenge their marginalization in America. The film approaches the Aboriginal experience in the same way that American 'hood movies approach the marginalization of black youth. The distinct types of marginalization derived from the social conflicts are often themes addressed by these authors. They alone are guilty for this shameful marginalization of our visual arts. In the German-speaking world, the marginalization of the asylums was also a product of the rise of clinical psychiatry. Its very marginalization turns it into a world where some form of female agency can be upheld. Fear of marginalization runs deep in the printmaking psyche. The orientation toward nervous ailments at Steinhof, then, embodied an attempt to fight the marginalization of the asylum on a number of levels. In the case of "outsider" artists, such unconventional rendering is attributed to mental illness, lack of training, or marginalization in society. Feminists must move beyond a theory that grounds women's marginalization on dubious anatomical measurements. Definition of marginalization in US English: marginalization (British marginalisation) nounˌmärjənələˈzāSHən Treatment of a person, group, or concept as insignificant or peripheral. he worked hard to eliminate social and economic marginalization women experienced marginalization in many localities Example sentencesExamples The distinct types of marginalization derived from the social conflicts are often themes addressed by these authors. They alone are guilty for this shameful marginalization of our visual arts. Fear of marginalization runs deep in the printmaking psyche. The film approaches the Aboriginal experience in the same way that American 'hood movies approach the marginalization of black youth. The orientation toward nervous ailments at Steinhof, then, embodied an attempt to fight the marginalization of the asylum on a number of levels. In the German-speaking world, the marginalization of the asylums was also a product of the rise of clinical psychiatry. Feminists must move beyond a theory that grounds women's marginalization on dubious anatomical measurements. In the case of "outsider" artists, such unconventional rendering is attributed to mental illness, lack of training, or marginalization in society. Its very marginalization turns it into a world where some form of female agency can be upheld. Their coalition offers them both a way to challenge their marginalization in America.
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