collectivised
- Adjective:
- Subscribing to the socialist doctrine of collective ownership: Describing a system, policy, or ideology where the means of production (like factories, land, and resources) are owned and controlled collectively by the people or the state, rather than by private individuals.
- Characterized by state or collective ownership: Describing an economy, industry, or agricultural system that has been organized under such principles.
The term "collectivised" is primarily used in political, economic, and historical contexts. It describes the result of a process (collectivisation) where private assets are brought under collective or state control. It is often used as a descriptive label.
- Adjective:
- The government transformed the agricultural sector into a collectivised system.
- Under the new policy, all major industries became collectivised.
- They lived on a collectivised farm where all property was shared.
"collectivised agriculture": A farming system where land, labor, and resources are pooled and managed collectively, often by the state.
- The shift to collectivised agriculture aimed to increase food production but faced many challenges.
"a fully collectivised economy": An economic system where the state or collectives own all major means of production.
- The country moved towards a fully collectivised economy in the mid-20th century.
Collectivise (verb): To organize something, especially an industry or agriculture, so that it is owned and managed by the state or by the community collectively.
- The regime sought to collectivise all farmland.
Collectivisation (noun): The process of organizing a nation's economy or agriculture on the basis of collective or state ownership.
- The collectivisation of the 1930s had profound social effects.
Collective (adjective/noun): Shared or done by all members of a group; a cooperative enterprise or organization.
- They made a collective decision. / She works for an agricultural collective.
- Socialized: Brought under government or collective control and ownership.
- Nationalized: Transferred from private to state ownership or control.
- Communal: Owned or shared by all members of a community.
- Privatized: Transferred from state or public ownership to private ownership.
- Individualistic: Characterized by individualism or private enterprise.
- Capitalistic: Based on the principles of capitalism and private ownership.
- subscribing to the socialistic doctrine of ownership by the people collectively
- characterized by the principle of ownership by the state or the people of the means of production