French translation of illiberalized is 
illiberalized

Meaning of "illiberalized" in English

The term "illiberalized" refers to the process or state of becoming less liberal, often used in contexts relating to political systems, policies, or ideologies that restrict freedoms typically related to democracy and openness. It suggests an increase in controls or authoritarian measures, moving away from progressive or liberal principles. The word is often used to describe shifts in governance or societal norms towards more conservative, restricted models that limit individual freedoms, reduce the influence of democratic institutions, or control societal conduct more strictly.

Meaning of "illiberalized" in French

In French, "illiberalized" similarly connotes the process of becoming less liberal or open. It is used in political and social contexts to denote a shift towards more restricted or authoritarian practices, where freedoms and democratic principles may be compromised. The word reflects a change towards conservative structures, reminiscent of a move away from liberal democracy towards more regulated and controlled mechanisms, impacting laws, policies, and societal norms.

Pronunciation of "illiberalized" in English

Phonetic Transcription: [ɪˈlɪb.ər.ə.laɪzd]

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "illiberalized" generally remains consistent. However, minor variations might occur in different English-speaking regions, primarily affecting vowel sounds, such as a slightly more pronounced second syllable.

Pronunciation of "illiberalized" in French

Phonetic Transcription: [il.li.bɛ.ʁa.li.ze]

Pronunciation Variations: In French, dialectal differences might slightly affect the pronunciation, particularly with the accent on different syllables or variations in vowel enunciation, although such differences are minimal and do not change the word's recognizability.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The country has illiberalized its policies, reducing press freedoms significantly. (Le pays a illibéralisé ses politiques, réduisant considérablement la liberté de la presse.)
2. Many citizens are concerned about the illiberalized governance approach being adopted. (De nombreux citoyens sont préoccupés par l'approche de gouvernance illibéralisée adoptée.)
3. Educational reforms were illiberalized, limiting the curriculum to certain viewpoints. (Les réformes éducatives ont été illibéralisées, limitant le programme à certains points de vue.)
4. The media landscape has become illiberalized, with increased censorship. (Le paysage médiatique est devenu illibéralisé, avec une censure accrue.)
5. Activists argue against the illiberalized laws that restrict personal freedoms. (Les militants s'opposent aux lois illibéralisées qui restreignent les libertés personnelles.)
6. The new administration has illiberalized several progressive policies. (La nouvelle administration a illibéralisé plusieurs politiques progressistes.)
7. Opponents of the regime decry the illiberalized state of the nation. (Les opposants au régime dénoncent l'état illibéralisé de la nation.)
8. The economic reforms have been illiberalized, favoring state control. (Les réformes économiques ont été illibéralisées, favorisant le contrôle de l'État.)
9. Many international bodies criticize the country's illiberalized democratic processes. (De nombreux organismes internationaux critiquent les processus démocratiques illibéralisés du pays.)
10. The legal system's illiberalized modifications have drawn widespread condemnation. (Les modifications illibéralisées du système juridique ont suscité une condamnation générale.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "illiberalized" in English

Synonyms: restricted, conservative, authoritarian, undemocratic, nonprogressive.

Antonyms: liberalized, open, democratic, progressive, free.

Similar Words: constrained, closed, controlled, autocratic.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "illiberalized" in French

Synonyms: restreint, autoritaire, conservateur, non démocratique, rigide.

Antonyms: libéralisé, ouvert, démocratique, progressiste, libre.

Similar Words: contraint, fermé, contrôlé, autocratique.

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