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strangification

noun

Etymology

From strange + -ification or strangify + -ation.

  1. derived from extrāneus — “that which is on the outside”
  2. derived from estrange
  3. inherited from straunge
  4. formed as strangification — “strange + -ification”

Definitions

  1. The act or process of strangifying.

    • More precisely, it is a 'strangification' of these peoples in the policy text by leaving their enactments 'outside' of what is inscribed as necessary for achieving European citizenship.
    • All is elegantly phrased, a collection of efficient yet evocative images, attesting to the strangification of a scene, to us and to the poet, already a bit exotic for its tropical location.

  2. The process of transporting (something) into an entirely new context, leading to new…

    The process of transporting (something) into an entirely new context, leading to new insights.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA