depolarization

American  

[dee-pohl-er-ahy-zay-shuhn] / diˌpoʊl ər aɪˈzeɪ ʃən /

noun

PLURAL

depolarizations

1. the process of depolarizing.

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Example Sentences

But he asks us to acknowledge that “the depolarization and depoliticization” of Spain—especially after 1945—ensured that “a new start could be made, shorn of the extremism of the civil-war generation.”

From The Wall Street Journal

It is hosted by the political depolarization nonprofit Braver Angels.

From Los Angeles Times

I was very surprised that the deliberations produced dramatic depolarization between Republicans and Democrats on the most contested issues — and the most extreme people where the ones to change the most.

From Salon

They have shown themselves able to facilitate depolarization.

From Salon

The impetus for depolarization is all around us.

From Seattle Times