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PRIVATIZATION	• privatization n. The transfer of a company or organization from government to private ownership and control. • PRIVATIZATION n. the act of privatizing, also PRIVATISATION.
VECTORIZATION	• vectorization n. The action of vectorizing. • VECTORIZATION n. the process of vectorizing, also VECTORISATION.
DERIVATIZATION	• derivatization n. (Chemistry) A technique which transforms a chemical compound into a product of similar chemical structure. • DERIVATIZATION n. the conversion of a chemical compound into a derivative (as for identification), also DERIVATISATION.
PRIVATIZATIONS	• privatizations n. Plural of privatization. • PRIVATIZATION n. the act of privatizing, also PRIVATISATION.
RELATIVIZATION	• relativization n. The act or process of relativizing. • RELATIVIZATION n. the process of relativizing, also RELATIVISATION.
REVITALIZATION	• revitalization n. The process of revitalizing. • REVITALIZATION n. the process of revitalizing, also REVITALISATION.
TRIVIALIZATION	• trivialization n. The act of trivializing. • TRIVIALIZATION n. the act of trivializing, also TRIVIALISATION.
VECTORIZATIONS	• vectorizations n. Plural of vectorization. • VECTORIZATION n. the process of vectorizing, also VECTORISATION.
VIRTUALIZATION	• virtualization n. The act of virtualizing. • VIRTUALIZATION n. the process of creating an artificial computer-generated version of (something) which functions as if it were real, also VIRTUALISATION.
VITRIOLIZATION	• vitriolization n. (Chemistry, archaic) The act of vitriolizing or the state of being vitriolized. • VITRIOLIZATION n. the process of vitriolizing, also VITRIOLISATION.
DERIVATIZATIONS	• derivatizations n. Plural of derivatization. • DERIVATIZATION n. the conversion of a chemical compound into a derivative (as for identification), also DERIVATISATION.
OVERUTILIZATION	• overutilization n. Excessive utilization; overuse. • OVERUTILIZATION n. the act of overutilizing, also OVERUTILISATION.
RELATIVIZATIONS	• relativizations n. Plural of relativization. • RELATIVIZATION n. the process of relativizing, also RELATIVISATION.
REPRIVATIZATION	• reprivatization n. (Economics) The process of, or an instance of, returning to private ownership. • REPRIVATIZATION n. the act of reprivatizing, also REPRIVATISATION.
REVICTIMIZATION	• revictimization n. Victimization again or anew.
REVITALIZATIONS	• revitalizations n. Plural of revitalization. • REVITALIZATION n. the process of revitalizing, also REVITALISATION.
TRIVIALIZATIONS	• trivializations n. Plural of trivialization. • TRIVIALIZATION n. the act of trivializing, also TRIVIALISATION.
VIRTUALIZATIONS	• virtualizations n. Plural of virtualization. • VIRTUALIZATION n. the process of creating an artificial computer-generated version of (something) which functions as if it were real, also VIRTUALISATION.
VITRIOLIZATIONS	• vitriolizations n. Plural of vitriolization. • VITRIOLIZATION n. the process of vitriolizing, also VITRIOLISATION.

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