colonialization
English
noun
Definitions
- Bringing into subjection or subjugation, and implies the subjugation or pacification of a people, and taking of a pre-populated land.
Etymology
Suffix from English colonial.
Origin
English
colonial
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Eurocolonial English
- allocolonial English
- anticolonial English
- biocolonial English
- colonial English
- colonialise English
- colonialism English
- colonialist English
- coloniality English
- colonialize English
- colonially English
- colonialness English
- colony English
- countercolonial English
- cybercolonial English
- decolonial English
- decolonialization English
- heterocolonial English
- homocolonial English
- intercolonial English
- intracolonial English
- microcolonial English
- multicolonial English
- neocolonial English
- neocolonialization English
- noncolonial English
- postcolonial English
- precolonial English
- retro-colonial English
- semicolonial English
- subcolonial English
- supercolonial English
- transcolonial English
- unicolonial English
- koloniaal Dutch, Flemish
- koloniel Tok Pisin
- colony
- colonial
- colonially
- decolonial
- precolonial
- unicolonial
- colonialism
- noncolonial
- colonialize
- coloniality
- colonialist
- subcolonial
- colonialise
- biocolonial
- neocolonial
- colonialness
- semicolonial
- homocolonial
- postcolonial
- anticolonial
- Eurocolonial
- allocolonial
- transcolonial
- multicolonial
- supercolonial
- cybercolonial
- intracolonial
- intercolonial
- microcolonial
- heterocolonial
- retro-colonial
- countercolonial
- decolonialization
- neocolonialization