1. plural of mechanization; the process of introducing machines or automatic systems to replace manual labor or human effort
Usage: countable noun; typically used in industrial, agricultural, or organizational contexts
2. instances or examples of making something mechanical or automatic in nature
Usage: less common usage; refers to specific acts or results of mechanizing

Examples

• The mechanizations of modern agriculture have greatly increased crop yields.
• Factory mechanizations reduced the need for manual assembly workers.
• The company invested heavily in mechanizations to improve efficiency.
• Mechanizations in the textile industry transformed production in the 19th century.
• Despite mechanizations, some artisanal crafts still rely on skilled hands.
• The mechanizations of routine office tasks freed employees for creative work.