partisanize

[US]/[ˈpɑːtɪzənˌaɪz]/
[UK]/[ˈpɑːrtɪzənˌaɪz]/

Translation

v.To organize or involve people into partisan groups or factions.; To fill with partisan spirit or bias.; To organize or involve people into partisan groups or factions.; To fill with partisan spirit or bias.; To organize or involve people into partisan groups or factions.; To fill with partisan spirit or bias.; To organize or involve people into partisan groups or factions.; To fill with partisan spirit or bias.

Phrases & Collocations

partisanize efforts

partisanize debate

partisanized view

partisanize further

partisanized approach

partisanize discussions

partisanized stance

Example Sentences

the campaign sought to partisanize the electorate along ideological lines.

don't let the issue become partisanized; let's find common ground.

the media often partisanizes complex issues for ratings.

we need to avoid partisanizing the discussion about climate change.

the speaker warned against partisanizing the debate over healthcare.

the report aimed to analyze how the issue was partisanized.

it's crucial to de-partisanize the conversation and listen to all sides.

the politician accused the opposition of trying to partisanize the vote.

the goal is to understand the factors that led to the partisanization of the policy.

the study examined the ways in which public opinion was partisanized.

we must resist the urge to partisanize every aspect of the situation.

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