1. the process of removing something from a central position or reducing its importance
Usage: British spelling
2. in psychology, the ability to consider multiple aspects of a situation rather than focusing on just one
Usage: psychology

1. present participle of decentre: to remove from a central position or reduce the importance of
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The decentring of power led to more democratic decision-making.
• Child development involves the gradual decentring from egocentric thinking.
• The company is decentring its operations to reduce costs.
• Decentring the narrative allowed multiple voices to be heard.
• The decentring of traditional authority structures created new opportunities.
• She is decentring her approach to focus on community needs.
• The decentring process took several months to complete.