banalisation การใช้

• Some sentences are just susceptible to the process of banalisation : the replacement of archaic or unusual expressions with forms that are in more common use.
• The declaration of the Prea
  eren Day as a work-free day in 1991 was opposed by many, claiming it would bring the banalisation of a holiday designed to be dedicated to cultural events.
• It seems that the film is intended to be a harsh ( but indirect ) critique of sensationalist newspapers ( the film's title is taken from mock news headlines ), banalisation of violence and sexual exploitation.
• Currently, the commune of San Bernardo lacks the resources to establish proper administration, maintenance, or security of the area, and Chena s Pucar?faces physical abandonment, neglect and banalisation, including dismantling of walls and defecation on the altar.