liberalisation — the process of removing or loosening restrictions on something, typically in economic or political contexts
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the process of removing or loosening restrictions on something, typically in economic or political contexts
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌlɪbərəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
Korean meaning: 제약이나 규제를 완화하거나 제거하는 과정, 특히 경제나 정치 분야에서의 자유화
Korean pronunciation: 리버럴라이**제이**션
Example Sentences
- After the liberalisation of the airline industry, ticket prices dropped faster than my diet resolutions in January.
- The government announced the liberalisation of foreign investment regulations.
- Banking liberalisation led to increased competition among financial institutions.
liberalisation
NOUN//ˌlɪbərəlaɪˈzeɪʃən//
the process of removing or loosening restrictions on something, typically in economic or political contexts
the process of removing or loosening restrictions on something, typically in economic or political contexts
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Liberalisation leads to globalisation and modernisation!
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라틴어 'liberalis(자유로운)'에서 시작되어, 영어로 들어와 '자유화하다'는 동사가 되고, 여기에 '-isation'이 붙어 '자유화 과정'이라는 명사가 되었습니다.
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“After the liberalisation of the airline industry, ticket prices dropped faster than my diet resolutions in January.”
“The government announced the liberalisation of foreign investment regulations.”
“Banking liberalisation led to increased competition among financial institutions.”
“The liberalisation of media ownership rules changed the broadcasting landscape dramatically.”
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