canalize, canalise Brit [ˈkænəlaɪz, Am -nəl-] VERB trans
1. canalize (provide with canals):
- canalize
- kanalizować [perf s-]
2. canalize (convert into canal):
- canalize
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In addition to this, media has become very influential in order to canalize people against these rebellious people.
www.worldbulletin.net Her father canalized her in 2006 summer to volleyball after she was engaged in swimming sport for one year.
en.wikipedia.org While it argues that there is an ancient, canalized (genetically coded) physiological system for being thrifty, the theory argues that an individual's disease risk is primarily determined by epigenetic events.
en.wikipedia.org The river's course has been canalized and channelized in places, especially along its lower course.
en.wikipedia.org To provide the 28 hydroelectric power plants with enough water power the rivers water is diverted several times and almost the whole river was canalized.
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