ci·vil·ian·ize (s -vl y -n z )tr.v. ci·vil·ian·ized, ci·vil·ian·iz·ing, ci·vil·ian·iz·es To convert to civilian operation or control. ci·vil ian·i·zation (--z shn) n. |
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| ``I don't think this department has ever taken seriously the goal of civilianizing the Police Department and would rather pay people twice as much to do to the job of civilians. More importantly, China's entry into the Middle East arms market had occurred simultaneously with (1) the shrinking of China's defense budget and (2) the civilianizing of China's defense industries. |
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