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Detribalisation (Noun)

The decline or termination of tribal organization.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

Detribalisation led to a breakdown in social structures and community bonds within many indigenous populations as they adapted to urban living.
The process of detribalisation was accelerated by forced assimilation policies aimed at erasing native cultures and identities.
The impact of detribalisation on traditional ways of life was evident in the loss of tribal languages and cultural practices.
Detribalisation contributed to the erosion of customary law and governance, leading to conflicts over land rights and resource management.
Urbanisation and detribalisation have left many Native American communities struggling to maintain their cultural heritage and sense of historical identity.

The act of causing tribal people to abandon their customs and adopt urban ways of living.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The rapid modernization of the city led to detribalisation of the indigenous community, erasing their unique cultural identity.
Detribalisation became a serious issue in the region as the government's assimilation policies took effect on the native population.
The influx of tourists and multinational corporations has triggered detribalisation, threatening the very existence of the ancient tribe.
Critics argue that the government's urbanization plans will only exacerbate detribalisation of the rural communities, destroying their traditional way of life.
The economist's report highlighted detribalisation as a major challenge in the country's development, as the loss of cultural diversity affects national heritage.