deradicalization

American  

[dee-rad-i-kuh-luh-zay-shuhn] / ˌdi ræd ɪ kə ləˈzeɪ ʃən /

noun

1. the act or process of deradicalizing someone or something.

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Example Sentences

If you go look at how deradicalization groups work, how people get pulled out of being in neo-Nazism or white nationalist groups, almost every single one of these guys has stories along the lines of how they had a Jewish boss who was really nice to them when their mother died.

From Slate

But how convincing is their larger claim that, as they put it, “deradicalization does not need moderates” and “intentions do not matter”?

From The Wall Street Journal

In the final episode of "The Anti-Trans Hate Machine" this past season, you attempt to lay out some potential ways to combat this rising tide in violence, naming education, law enforcement and individual deradicalization as a few options.

From Salon

When they are returned, he added, it will be to Malaysia’s state-run deradicalization program and a lifetime of monitoring by national security authorities.

From New York Times

Benbrika will be blocked from discussing extremist activities publicly, but can do so in the course of his deradicalization program.

From Washington Times