Militarization (noun)

The process of increasing the military capabilities and presence of a country or society.

Origin:

Militar + -ization, from latin miles soldier + -ization, refers to the process of increasing the military capabilities and presence of a country or society.

Examples:

1. The militarization of the border increased tensions between the two countries.
2. The government's decision to increase military spending was seen as a sign of militarization.
3. The militarization of the police force raised concerns about civil liberties.
4. The militarization of space is a growing concern among international leaders.
5. Militarization is often seen as a step towards aggressive foreign policies and a greater risk of conflicts.