territorialise (Meaning)
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territorialise (v)
organize as a territory
place on a territorial basis
extend by adding territory
Synonyms & Antonyms of territorialise
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territorialise Sentence Examples
- The alpha male lion territorialised a vast area, patrolling its boundaries aggressively.
- Governments often territorialise disputed regions, claiming sovereignty and restricting access.
- The indigenous tribe territorialised their ancestral lands, fiercely defending their rights against encroachment.
- Predators territorialise their hunting grounds to ensure a steady supply of prey.
- The company territorialised the tech market, establishing itself as the dominant player in its industry.
- Nations territorialise their airspace to control and monitor activities within their borders.
- Scientists territorialise their research areas, focusing on specific aspects to avoid duplication of efforts.
- Gangs territorialise urban areas, marking their boundaries with graffiti and displays of aggression.
- The territorialisation of Antarctica is a complex issue, with several countries claiming ownership over parts of the continent.
- Migratory birds territorialise their breeding grounds, defending their nests and offspring from intruders.
FAQs About the word territorialise
organize as a territory, place on a territorial basis, extend by adding territory
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The alpha male lion territorialised a vast area, patrolling its boundaries aggressively.
Governments often territorialise disputed regions, claiming sovereignty and restricting access.
The indigenous tribe territorialised their ancestral lands, fiercely defending their rights against encroachment.
Predators territorialise their hunting grounds to ensure a steady supply of prey.
