Noun
radicalisation (countable and uncountable, plural radicalisations)
Alternative spelling of radicalization
The government has also announced plans to step up the deportations of illegal migrants on radicalisation watchlists. Source: Internet
The radicalisation of the majority community has seeped into society and organs of the state and is being seen as essential to protect the motherland from the “traitors”. Source: Internet
A high degree of internet savviness coupled with skilful manipulation of traditional media have allowed ISIS to outmanoeuvre Western efforts to crack down on online radicalisation. Source: Internet
'Even the chief minister has voiced her concern over radicalisation and indoctrination of youths in her recent speech on the floor of the House while replying to the motion of thanks on the Governor's address,' the statement read. Source: Internet
It includes a ban on foreign travel of up to six months for individuals suspected of radicalisation, and gives authorities powers to temporarily confiscate and invalidate their passports. Source: Internet
Nicola Benyahia started a counselling service for families affected by radicalisation after her 19-year-old son Rasheed was killed fighting for Islamic State in Syria. Source: Internet