1. plural of dollarisation; the process or result of adopting the U.S. dollar as a country's official currency or medium of exchange
Usage: chiefly British spelling (American: dollarizations); economics, finance
2. plural of dollarisation; the process of converting assets, prices, or economic systems to be denominated or valued in U.S. dollars
Usage: economics, finance

Examples

• Several Caribbean nations have pursued dollarisations to stabilize their economies.
• The dollarisations of emerging markets have increased their dependence on U.S. monetary policy.
• Economists debated the pros and cons of various dollarisations across Latin America.
• The country's dollarisation was intended to reduce inflation and attract foreign investment.
• Multiple dollarisations in the region reflected a broader trend toward currency integration.