Synonyms for centralized
cen·tral·ized

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1. centralized, centralisedadjective

   drawn toward a center or brought under the control of a central authority

   "centralized control of emergency relief efforts"; "centralized government"

   Synonyms:
   centralised

   Antonyms:
   localized, decentralized, suburbanised, redistributed, decentralised, localised, suburbanized

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1. List of paraphrases for "centralized":

   centralised, central, centrally, centralist, concentrated, centrally-managed, centralize, one-stop

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1. Rich Azzopardi:

   These are second or third hand interpretations from an employee whose only interaction with the Governor or his top staff was during a live COVID briefing and the fact that this line of questioning was even pursued in this unrelated matter speaks volumes about how this entire situation was politicized and weaponized, this pandemic was unprecedented, there was zero support from the federal government and — as was the case with many other governors — it required a centralized all-hands-on-deck response.

2. David Grabowski:

   I would have these centralized clinics go back to get residents and staff boosted all at once, that strikes me as a no-brainer.

3. Mustafa Alani:

   They understand the complexity of their task. How difficult it will be to come up with something tangible, so they will not aim to create a centralized leadership that reflects who controls the ground because this will be impossible. They will aim to produce a centralized leadership that has reasonable, rational thinking and can sit at the table.

4. Bennie Thompson:

   ( F) ew Americans know much about what exactly the federal government is doing to prevent domestic terrorism, there's an urgent need for robust, centralized, and transparent federal data to inform counterterrorism policymaking -- and Americans deserve to know exactly how their government is allocating resources to understanding the confronting the scourge of domestic terrorism.

5. Scott Perry:

   We have a large list of rules changes that we want to see adopted, the more changes that are adopted to empower members, the less important the motion to vacate the chair becomes. But the more power that is centralized in leadership and the speaker's office, the more important the motion to vacate becomes.