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polarized
[ poh-luh-rahyzd ]
adjective
- of or relating to a medium that exhibits polarization.
- (of an electric plug or outlet) designed so that the plug and outlet fit together in only one way.
Other Words From
- non·polar·ized adjective
- un·polar·ized adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of polarized1
Example Sentences
Aside from increased competition, media companies are seeing advertisers become more skittish about running their ads in news programming, as they are turned off by the vitriol and divisiveness in the current polarized political landscape.
In a Seoul cafe with sweeping river views, South Korean media production company owner Jeon Ji, 35, said she had never seen such a polarized political climate.
But she also worries that in today’s polarized climate, election officials doing their due diligence to properly count the vote will be misinterpreted as opportunities for fraud.
In the latest New York Times/Siena College poll, Harris is winning 9% of Republican voters, which is surprisingly high in these polarized times.
How much, in these fractious and deeply polarized times, are voters willing to look past party labels?
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