NOUN
- the organization of a nation of the basis of communism
- changing something from private to state ownership or control
- a change from private property to public property owned by the community
How To Use communisation In A Sentence
- Poland has not gone through a thorough decommunisation process since the fall of the regime 18 years ago.
- 'decommunisation' of Eastern Europe for fear of greater destabilisation and stated that the West would "not do anything to risk the security of the Soviet Union". Labourhome
- On the right, there is general dismay over the slow pace of decommunisation and the emergence of corrupt links between politics and business.
- That sort of collectivisation and communisation of incentives, however well-intentioned, is something that the American psyche is, on a long term basis, uncomfortable with. Matthew Yglesias » EFCA in International Comparison
- The government has an active right-wing agenda, focusing on decommunisation and lustration (political purification).
- She noted the huge changes happening across Eastern Europe, but she insisted that the West would not push for its decommunisation. Top stories from Times Online
