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Definition of electrification

electrification

/ɪˌlɛktrɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
e · lec · tri · fi · ca · tion

Plural:electrifications
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Adjective:electrified
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1

The action or process of converting a system, machine, or geographical area to operate using electrical power or to be supplied with electricity.

Example

"The rapid electrification of rural communities transformed agricultural productivity and access to education across the country."


2

The process of charging an object or body with electricity, or the resulting state of being electrically charged.

Example

"Atmospheric scientists study the electrification of storm clouds to better predict lightning strikes."


3

A state of sudden, intense excitement, thrill, or emotional stimulation.

Example

"A sense of sheer electrification swept through the concert hall as the orchestra played the opening chords."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Coined in the mid-18th century as a noun of action from the verb 'electrify', which derives from Modern Latin 'electrum' (from Ancient Greek 'elektron', meaning amber, a material observed by ancient philosophers to attract light objects when rubbed) combined with the suffix '-fication' (making or causing).

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