deconcentration (Meaning)
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deconcentration (n.)
Act of deconcentrating.
Synonyms & Antonyms of deconcentration
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deconcentration Sentence Examples
- The government's plan for deconcentration aimed to distribute power from the central authority to regional offices.
- The factory underwent a deconcentration process, moving some production lines to smaller facilities in different locations.
- Historians debate the effectiveness of deconcentration efforts in preventing economic monopolies.
- The classroom layout was redesigned to promote deconcentration, providing students with more personal space.
- The deconcentration of urban populations towards suburbs led to increased traffic congestion.
- The artist's technique involved deconcentration of color, creating a hazy, dreamlike atmosphere in the painting.
- The deconcentration of pollutants in the air can be achieved through filtration systems.
- Deconcentration of ownership within the company aimed to attract a wider range of investors.
- The deconcentration of power within the organization led to increased collaboration and innovation.
- Studying the deconcentration of media ownership reveals the influence of large corporations on news content.
FAQs About the word deconcentration
Act of deconcentrating.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The government's plan for deconcentration aimed to distribute power from the central authority to regional offices.
The factory underwent a deconcentration process, moving some production lines to smaller facilities in different locations.
Historians debate the effectiveness of deconcentration efforts in preventing economic monopolies.
The classroom layout was redesigned to promote deconcentration, providing students with more personal space.
