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What (who) is industrialisation - definition
Industrialisation
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PERIOD OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE FROM AGRARIAN TO INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
Industrialism; Industrialization; Industrialize; Industrialise; Industrialized; The Industrial Age; User:Fmaznicki; Industrial Civilisation; Industrialised; Industrialised society; Industrialized society; Industrailization; Industrial development; Industralization; Industrialising; Industrialises; Industrializes; Industrializing; Industrialisations; Industrializations; Industrialiser; Industrialisers; Industrializer; Industrializers; Structural differentiation; Industry development
Industrialisation (alternatively spelled industrialization) is the period of social and economic change that transforms a human group from an agrarian society into an industrial society. This involves an extensive re-organisation of an economy for the purpose of manufacturing.
industrialized
PERIOD OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE FROM AGRARIAN TO INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
Industrialism; Industrialization; Industrialize; Industrialise; Industrialized; The Industrial Age; User:Fmaznicki; Industrial Civilisation; Industrialised; Industrialised society; Industrialized society; Industrailization; Industrial development; Industralization; Industrialising; Industrialises; Industrializes; Industrializing; Industrialisations; Industrializations; Industrialiser; Industrialisers; Industrializer; Industrializers; Structural differentiation; Industry development
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
Note: in BRIT, also use 'industrialised'
An industrialized area or place is one which has a lot of industries.
Industrialized countries must reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
ADJ: ADJ n
industrialise
PERIOD OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE FROM AGRARIAN TO INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
Industrialism; Industrialization; Industrialize; Industrialise; Industrialized; The Industrial Age; User:Fmaznicki; Industrial Civilisation; Industrialised; Industrialised society; Industrialized society; Industrailization; Industrial development; Industralization; Industrialising; Industrialises; Industrializes; Industrializing; Industrialisations; Industrializations; Industrialiser; Industrialisers; Industrializer; Industrializers; Structural differentiation; Industry development
see industrialize
Examples of use of industrialisation
1. Chinese and Indian industrialisation drives oil prices.
2. Are they all the relics of British de–industrialisation?
3. Prime minister said industrialisation in Karachi will be promoted.
4. Vietnam is speeding up national industrialisation and modernisation.
5. In business circles there is dark talk of de–industrialisation.