municipalize
to make a municipality of.
to bring under municipal ownership or control.
Origin of municipalize
1- Also especially British, mu·nic·i·pal·ise .
Other words from municipalize
- mu·nic·i·pal·i·za·tion, noun
- un·mu·nic·i·pal·ized, adjective
Words Nearby municipalize
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How to use municipalize in a sentence
Public power advocates want the mayor to make a year-long extension while the city considers what it would mean to municipalize the whole energy system.
Environment Report: New Mayor, Council Draw Lines in Franchise Fee Battle | MacKenzie Elmer | December 21, 2020 | Voice of San DiegoTo municipalize the city’s electricity — or buy up all the infrastructure and move the power business into city hands — is tempting to some.
VOSD Podcast: Thinking About Rethinking San Diego | Nate John | December 18, 2020 | Voice of San DiegoUnless physicians test themselves and their profession by results, we shall be compelled to "municipalize the medical man."
Civics and Health | William H. Allenmunicipalize on this scale, I would say, and I am with you altogether.
Mankind in the Making | H. G. WellsWill it need to municipalize him in order to protect itself?
Civics and Health | William H. Allen
British Dictionary definitions for municipalize
municipalise
/ (mjuːˈnɪsɪpəˌlaɪz) /
to bring under municipal ownership or control
to make a municipality of
Derived forms of municipalize
- municipalization or municipalisation, noun
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