crystallization (crystallisation)
→ crystalize + (ate + ion)
→ crystal + ize

dehumanization (dehumanisation)
→ dehumanize + (ate + ion)
→ de + human + ize

demilitarization (demilitarisation)  → demilitarize + (ate + ion)

democratization (democratisation)  → democratize + (ate + ion)
→ dem + o + crat + ize

Base: <dem > + <crat>

Related words: demography, autocrat

Ref: Kit 6, Theme H

demoralization (demoralisation) → demoralize + (ate + ion)
 → de + moral + ize

dramatization (dramatisation)
→ dramatize + (ate + ion)
→ drame? + ate + ize

Related words: drama, dramatic

extemporization (extemporisation)  → extemporize + (ate + ion)
→ ex + tempore + ize

Denotation:

externalization (externalisation) → externalize + (ate + ion)
→ ex + tern + al + ize internalization

Base: <tern >

Related words: intern, internal

Denotation:

familiarization (familiarisation)
→ familiarize + (ate + ion)
→ family + ar + ize

fertilization (fertilisation)
→ fertilize + (ate + ion)
→ fertile + ize

fossilization (fossilisation)
→ fossilize + (ate + ion) 
→ fossil + ize

fraternization (fraternisation)
→ fraternize + (ate + ion)
→ fratern + ize

Base: <fratern >? Related to <external>?

Related words: fraternity

globalization (globalisation)
→ globalize + (ate + ion)
→ globe + al + ize

harmonization (harmonisation)
→ harmonize + (ate + ion)
→ harmon + ize

hospitalization (hospitalisation)
→ hospitalize + (ate + ion)
→ hospital + ize

idealization (idealisation)
→ idealize + (ate + ion)
→ ideal + ize

immunization (immunisation)
→ immunize + (ate + ion)
→ im + mune + ize

Base: < mune >

Related words: commune?

Denotation: from ME., from L. immūnis.

improvisation
→ improvise + (ate + ion)
→ im + prove + ise

industrialization (industrialisation) → industrialize + (ate + ion)
→ industry + al + ize

ionization (ionisation)
→ ionize + (ate + ion)
→ ion + ize

lionization (lionisation)
→ lionize + (ate + ion)
→ lion + ize

marginalization (marginalisation) → marginalize + ate + ion
→ margin + al + ize

materialization (materialisation)
→ materialize + ate + ion
→ material + ize

maximization (maximisation)
→ maximize + (ate + ion)
→ maxim + ize

Base using the combined suffixes <-ize + ate + ion>

acclimatization
→ acclimatize + (ate + ion)
→ ac + clime + ate + ize

Base or Stem: <climate>? <clime>

Related words: climatology,

Etymology: Origin: 1535–45; < L clīma

Ref: Kit 4, Theme I

authorization
→ authorize + (ate + ion)
→ author + ize

Free base: <author>

Ref: Kit 6, Theme A

canalization (canalisation)
→ canalize + (ate + ion)
→ canal + ize

Base: <canal >

canonization (canonisation)
→ canonize + (ate + ion)

Denotation:

categorization (categorisation)  → categorize + ate + ion

Base: <categor>

Related words: category

Denotation:

centralization (centralisation)
→ centralize + (ate + ion)
→ centre + al + ize
decentralization concentration
→ concentrate + ion

Free base: <centre>

Etymology: either It. concentrare, or Fr. concentrer both from L. com- + centrum, centre.
Refs: Kit 4, Them I; Kit 6, Theme F; Anthology Vol 1, pg 44

characterization  (characterisation)
→ characterize + (ate + ion)

Etymology: ME.: carecter, ‘distinctive mark, imprint on the soul’, from OF.: caractere, from L.: charactēr, from Gr: kharaktēr, from kharassein, ‘to inscribe’, from kharax, kharak-, ‘pointed stick’. (Allegra)

civilization (civilisation) 
→ civilize + (ate + ion)
→ civil + ize

Free base: <civil>

Ref: Kit 6, Theme A

colonization (colonisation)
→ colonize + (ate + ion)
 → colon + ize
decolonization

Base: <colon>

Etymology: Origin: 1350–1400; ME colonie from L colōnia, from colōnus ‘inhabitant of a colony, tenant-farmer, farmer’, from colere ‘to inhabit, till, cultivate’

commercialization  (commercialisation)
→ commercialize + (ate + ion)
→ commerce + i + al + ize

contextualization (contextualisation) 
→ contextualize + (ate + ion)
→ con + text + u + al  + ize

Base: < text>

Related words: texture, pretext, subtext

Denotation:

sterilization (sterilisation)
→ sterilize + (ate + ion) 
→ sterile + ize

stigmatization (stigmatisation)
→ stigmatize + (ate + ion) 
→ stigma + ate + ize

subsidization (subsidisation)
→ subsidize + (ate + ion)
→ sub + side + ize

synchronization (synchronisation)  → synchronize + (ate + ion) → syn + chrone + ize

systematization (systematisation)  → systemize + (ate + ion)
→ system + ize

unionization (unionisation)
→ unionize + (ate +ion)
→ une + ion + ize

utilization (utilisation) →
utile + ize + (ate + ion)

Bound base: <utile>
Etymology: Fr. utiliser, from It. utilizzare, from utile, ‘useful’, from L. ūtilis, from ūtī, ‘to use’. (Andrés)

vaporization (vaporisation)
→ vaporize + (ate +ion)
→ vapor + ize,
evaporation

victimization (victimisation)
→ victimize + ate +ion visualization (visualisation)
→ visualize + (ate +ion) 
→ vise + u + al + ize

vocalization (vocalisation) 
→ vocalize + (ate +ion)
→ voce + al + ize

urbanization (urbanisation)
→ urbanize + (ate +ion)
→ urban + ize
conurbation

Denotation: from L. urbānus, from urbs, ‘city’

vulgarization (vulgarisation)
→ vulgarize + (ate +ion) 
→ vulgar + ize

westernization (westernisation)  → westernize + (ate +ion)
→ west + ern + ize

mechanization (mechanisation)
→ mechanize + (ate + ion)
→ mechane + ize

miniaturization (miniaturisation)  → miniaturize + (ate +ion)
→ miniature + ize

mobilization (mobilisation)
→ mobilize + (ate + ion)
→ mobile + ize
demobilization, immobilization

Base element: <mobile>

Etymology: from ME., from OF, from L. mōbilis, from *movibilis, from movēre, ‘to move’. (Danny)

monopolization (monopolisation) →  monopolize + (ate + ion)
  mon + o + pole + ize

Base: < mon> + <pole>

Denotation:

Ref: Kit 4, Theme K; Kit 6, Theme H

neutralization (neutralisation)
→ neutralize + (ate + ion)
→ neutr + al + ize

normalization (normalisation)
→ normalize + (ate + ion) 
→ norm + al + ize

organization (organisation)
→ organize + (ate + ion)
→ org + an + ize
 disorganization reorganization

passivization (passivisation)
→ passive + ize + (ate + ion)

pasteurization (pasteurisation) 
→ pasteurize + (ate + ion)
→ pasteur + ize

pedestrianization (pedestrianisation)
→ pedestrian + ize + (ate + ion)

polarization (polarisation)
→ polarize + (ate + ion)
→ pole + ar + ize

politicization (politicisation)
→ politicize + (ate + ion) 
→ polite + ic + ize

pressurization  (pressurisation)
→ pressurize + (ate + ion)
→ press + ure + ize
depressurization

prioritization (prioritisation)
→ prioritize + (ate + ion) 
→ prior + ite + ize

pulverization (pulverisation)
→ pulverize + (ate + ion) 
→ pulver + ize

realization (realisation)
→ realize + (ate + ion)
→ real + ize

secularization (secularisation)
→ secularize + (ate + ion) 
→ secular + ize

serialization (serialisation)
→ serialize + (ate + ion)
→ serial + ize

socialization (socialisation)
→ socialize + (ate + ion)
→ soci + al + ize,
dissociation, association

solemnization →
solemnize + (ate + ion)

Etymology: M.E. solemne, from O. F., from Latin sollemnis, ‘established, customary’ (Andrés).

specialization (specialisation)
→ specialize + (ate + ion)
→ speci + al + ize

Bound base: <speci>

Etymology: M.E., from O.F. especial, from L. speciālis, from speciēs, ‘kind’ (Francisco )

stabilization (stabilisation)
→ stabilize + (ate + ion)
→ stable + ize, destabilization

standardization (standardisation)  → standard + ize + (ate + ion)
→ stand + ard + ize

Key to Symbols:

L.— Latin

LL.— Late Latin

OF.— Old French

AF.— Anglo-French

AN.—Anglo-Norman

Fr.— French

OE.— Old English

ME.— Middle English

Gr.— Greek

ptp—past participle

 

Ref.— References

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