Synonyms for polarization
ˌpoʊ lər əˈzeɪ ʃənpo·lar·iza·tion

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1. polarization, polarisationnoun

   the phenomenon in which waves of light or other radiation are restricted in direction of vibration

   Synonyms:
   polarisation

2. polarization, polarisationnoun

   the condition of having or giving polarity

   Synonyms:
   polarisation

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1. • Condition
   • Optical Phenomenon

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1. List of paraphrases for "polarization":

   polarisation, bipolarization, bias, polarity, multipolarization, polarizability, multi-polarization

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1. Asra Nomani:

   But you know none of that matters to me because I’m getting more responses than in my 30 years in journalism from people who are saying, ‘Thank you,’ because they too are fed up with the polarization.

2. Bulent Arinc:

   In the past, when we went onto the street our supporters liked us very much. The opposition...felt respect, now I sense a look of hatred. There is a hardening, a polarization, a division into camps.

3. Krister Smith:

   It’s important to recognize that there’s nothing mystical about the pineal and parapineal organs, they can sense light and play a role in the endocrine system. However, some of the abilities conferred by the pineal are really quite extraordinary. For instance, some lower vertebrates can sense the polarization of light with the third eye and use this to orient themselves geographically.

4. Ted Kennedy:

   He was running against a president in his own party. He was running against a war. He was running at a time of unprecedented polarization in our country, that hopelessness of his campaign.

5. Alex Capri:

   Irreconcilable differences regarding values and growing frictions with China's mercantilist and authoritarian model will continue to drive polarization and competition.