1. plural of politicization; instances or processes of making something political or giving it political character or significance
Usage: countable noun; typically used in academic, journalistic, or formal contexts

Examples

• The politicizations of environmental issues have made it harder to find common ground.
• Several politicizations of the pandemic response divided the nation along party lines.
• Scholars debate the various politicizations of historical events in textbooks.
• The politicizations of sports have sparked controversy among fans.
• These politicizations of social movements reflect deeper ideological conflicts.
• The repeated politicizations of judicial appointments have weakened institutional trust.