Synonyms for polarization
ˌpoʊ lər əˈzeɪ ʃənpo·lar·iza·tion

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1. polarization, polarisationnoun

   the phenomenon in which waves of light or other radiation are restricted in direction of vibration

   Synonyms:
   polarisation

2. polarization, polarisationnoun

   the condition of having or giving polarity

   Synonyms:
   polarisation

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1. • Condition
   • Optical Phenomenon

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1. List of paraphrases for "polarization":

   polarisation, bipolarization, bias, polarity, multipolarization, polarizability, multi-polarization

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1. Tim Cook:

   It is long past time to stop pretending that this approach doesn’t come with a cost — of polarization, of lost trust and, yes, of violence, a social dilemma cannot be allowed to become a social catastrophe.

2. James Clapper:

   The first objective of The Russians was to sow doubt, discord and discontent in this country, and they've succeeded to it fairly well -- capitalizing and exploiting the polarization and divisiveness in this country, secondarily, of course, was to do all they could to damage Hillary Clinton's candidacy and to help, when he became serious as Donald Trump, Donald Trump.

3. Morgan Jackson:

   Voters don't think judges are politicians, and what Cheri Beasley has been able to do on Cheri Beasley campaign and Cheri Beasley paid ads is say,' I have spent my career looking unbiased at an issue and making a decision based on law.' That is something voters are craving in this environment of polarization.

4. Nelson Wiseman:

   Trudeau would not be able to get away with what Trump does because the political cultures and the state of political polarization of the two countries are still quite different.

5. Paulo Pereira:

   If market turmoil and volatility persist, we will see a polarization between companies in more resilient sectors which can better withstand this crisis, and distressed players in the worst-affected sectors which will be starving for cash.