How Do You Spell PROLETARIANISE?

Pronunciation: [pɹˈə͡ʊltɑːɹˌi͡əna͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "proletarianise" is spelled prəʊlɪ'tɛːrɪənaɪz. This word consists of two parts: "proletarian," meaning a member of the working class, and "-ize," a suffix meaning to make or become. Therefore, "proletarianise" means to make something or someone into a member of the working class or to transform into a working-class environment. This word is rare and not frequently used in daily English conversation or writing, but it can still be found in certain academic or political contexts.

PROLETARIANISE Meaning and Definition

1. Proletarianise is a verb that refers to the process of transforming an individual or a group into proletarians, specifically in the context of class distinction. Proletarianisation involves the transition from a non-proletarian social or economic status to that of being a part of the working class. The term originates from the word "proletarian," which historically referred to the working-class individuals who did not own any means of production and had to sell their labor to survive.

   The concept of proletarianisation emerged during the industrial revolution when significant changes occurred in the socio-economic structure of societies, particularly in Western countries. As industries developed and capitalism spread, the traditional social distinctions between the capitalist bourgeoisie and the working-class proletariat became more pronounced. Proletarianisation reflects the process by which people from various backgrounds, including artisans, peasants, and small business owners, were forced into wage labor and became part of the working class.

   Proletarianisation often involves the loss of economic independence and self-employment, as individuals become dependent on working for wages to sustain their livelihood. This transformation may result from factors such as the mechanization of production, decline of traditional industries, or changes in economic systems. The term encompasses both the economic transformation of individuals and the broader social and cultural changes that can occur as a consequence. Proletarianisation is frequently discussed within the context of social and labor movements, class struggle, and the ongoing debate surrounding economic inequality and exploitation.

Etymology of PROLETARIANISE

The word "proletarianise" is derived from the noun "proletarian" which comes from the Latin word "proletarius". In ancient Rome, "proletarius" referred to a member of the lowest social class, the "proletarii". These individuals were known as proletarians because their only contribution to society was proles (offspring) rather than wealth or property. The suffix "-ise" is added to "proletarian" to form the verb "proletarianise", which means to make someone or something proletarian, specifically in terms of their socio-economic status.

Conjugate verb Proletarianise

CONDITIONAL

I would proletarianise

you would proletarianise

he/she/it would proletarianise

we would proletarianise

they would proletarianise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be proletarianising

you would be proletarianising

he/she/it would be proletarianising

we would be proletarianising

they would be proletarianising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have proletarianise

you would have proletarianise

he/she/it would have proletarianise

we would have proletarianise

they would have proletarianise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been proletarianising

you would have been proletarianising

he/she/it would have been proletarianising

we would have been proletarianising

they would have been proletarianising

FUTURE

I will proletarianise

you will proletarianise

he/she/it will proletarianise

we will proletarianise

they will proletarianise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be proletarianising

you will be proletarianising

he/she/it will be proletarianising

we will be proletarianising

they will be proletarianising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have proletarianised

you will have proletarianised

he/she/it will have proletarianised

we will have proletarianised

they will have proletarianised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been proletarianising

you will have been proletarianising

he/she/it will have been proletarianising

we will have been proletarianising

they will have been proletarianising

IMPERATIVE

you proletarianise

we let´s proletarianise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to proletarianise

PAST

I proletarianised

you proletarianised

he/she/it proletarianised

we proletarianised

they proletarianised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was proletarianising

you were proletarianising

he/she/it was proletarianising

we were proletarianising

they were proletarianising

PAST PARTICIPLE

proletarianised

PAST PERFECT

I had proletarianised

you had proletarianised

he/she/it had proletarianised

we had proletarianised

they had proletarianised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been proletarianising

you had been proletarianising

he/she/it had been proletarianising

we had been proletarianising

they had been proletarianising

PRESENT

I proletarianise

you proletarianise

he/she/it proletarianises

we proletarianise

they proletarianise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am proletarianising

you are proletarianising

he/she/it is proletarianising

we are proletarianising

they are proletarianising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

proletarianising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have proletarianised

you have proletarianised

he/she/it has proletarianised

we have proletarianised

they have proletarianised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been proletarianising

you have been proletarianising

he/she/it has been proletarianising

we have been proletarianising

they have been proletarianising