democratize
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Meaning
To render democratic.
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After a public dispute with a developer and backlash from app programmers, Apple will attempt to democratize its App Store guidelines.
Beverley, p. 95 The aim of the ministry was to "democratize art" by making it accessible to all social classes as well as protecting the right of the oppressed to produce, distribute and receive art.
Dr. Tim Craggs, the lead academic on the project from the University of Sheffield, said: "We wanted to democratize single-use molecule measurements to make this method available for many labs, not just a few labs throughout the world.
By questioning the dominant discourses, and trying to modify them, he attempted to democratize the university scene and to politicize it.
ActBlue Charities is a registered charitable organization formed to democratize charitable giving.
The move followed other reforms giving more power to native born citizens and calmed anti-KMT sentiments.sfn After Chiang Ching-kuo died in 1988, his successor, President Lee Teng-hui, continued to democratize the government.