Definition: The word "antifeudalization" refers to the process by which societies, governments, or individuals use laws and policies to suppress and eliminate certain groups or individuals based on their beliefs, sexual orientation, race, etc. In a specific context, it involves intentionally isolating or excluding people from society to prevent them from contributing to the community or harm others. A detailed definition might include: - Antifeudalization is an act of suppression or exclusion aimed at erasing or reducing the social and cultural diversity within societies. - It can be justified in many contexts as a means to maintain social order, protect minorities, or combat oppressive policies. - In specific cases, it may lead to unequal treatment or even violence against people who do not fit into certain groups. This strategy is often used in post-war Europe after Nazi Germany's anti-Semitic laws and practices.