ideologized

[US]/[ˌaɪdɪˈɒlɒɪz]/
[UK]/[ˌaɪdɪˈloʊɪz]/

Translation

adj.Influenced by or based on ideology.
v.To imbue with ideology; to make ideological.
v. (passive)To be influenced by or based on ideology.

Phrases & Collocations

ideologized discourse

highly ideologized

ideologized meaning

becoming ideologized

ideologized representation

ideologized view

ideologized language

ideologized identities

deeply ideologized

Example Sentences

the political discourse became increasingly ideologized, limiting open debate.

his actions were heavily ideologized by his party's platform.

the history books were ideologized to support the regime's narrative.

we need to de-ideologize the curriculum and focus on facts.

the media landscape is often ideologized, presenting biased viewpoints.

the professor warned against an ideologized interpretation of the data.

the company's mission statement was subtly ideologized to attract investors.

the legal system should not be ideologized by political agendas.

the research findings were criticized for being ideologized and subjective.

it's important to recognize how deeply ideologized our own assumptions are.

the artist challenged the ideologized representations of women in art.

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