canalization
/ˌkænələˈzeɪʃən/
noun
- The process of making a channel or canal, especially for water flow.
- The canalization of the river helped prevent flooding in the town.
- Ancient civilizations used canalization to bring water to their crops.
- Engineers studied the canalization of the marshland to improve drainage.
- The process of directing something (such as energy, resources, or emotions) into a specific channel or course.
- The charity focuses on the canalization of donations to rural schools.
- The canalization of her anger into art helped her heal.
- Good management involves the canalization of team efforts toward a common goal.
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