collectivized

Definition

Adjective:
- Subscribing to the socialistic doctrine of ownership by the people collectively: Describing a system, policy, or ideology that advocates for collective, public, or communal ownership of resources and the means of production, rather than private ownership.
- Characterized by the principle of ownership by the state or the people of the means of production: Describing an economic or agricultural system where assets like land, factories, and farms are owned and controlled by the government or the community as a whole.

Usage Examples

Adjective:
- The government implemented a collectivized agricultural system, merging small farms into large communal units.
- Under the collectivized economy, major industries were owned and managed by the state.
- The party's platform promoted a fully collectivized model for resource distribution.

Advanced Usage

"to be collectivized": Describes the state of having been organized under collective ownership.
- After the revolution, the farmland was collectivized.
Used in historical and political-economic contexts to describe specific periods or policies, often in contrast to privatized or capitalist systems.

Variants and Related Words

Collectivize (verb): To organize something according to the principles of collectivism; to bring under collective ownership.
- The regime sought to collectivize all industry.
Collectivization (noun): The process of implementing a collectivized system.
- The collectivization of agriculture was a major policy in the 20th century.
Collective (adjective/noun): Relating to or done by a group; a cooperative enterprise.
- They lived on a collective farm.
Collectivism (noun): The political theory advocating collective control.

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Antonyms

Adjective

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

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