democratize

(eg. literature, butterfly, metaphor )

democratize /dɪ ˈmɑ krə ˌtaɪz/ ?

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The idea is to democratize the science of astronomy with a single tool that can be used by students and scientists.
Obviously you cannot democratize a starving people.
We all carry this information, and if we bring it together and democratize it, we could really change health care.

"I bought this baseball to democratize the debate over what to do with it," Ecko wrote on the Web site. "The idea that some of the best athletes in the country are forced to decide between being competitive and staying natural is troubling."
on Sep 17, 2007 By: Marc Ecko Source: FOXSports.com
"You've been demanding that we begin to democratize our streets," Newsom said at a park opening in February. "Who said that every single street that's paved has to be a street that has a priority exclusively for automobiles?"
on Jun 20, 2010 By: Mayor Gavin Newsom Source: San Jose Mercury News
"We have to democratize the economy, globalization and the financial system. How to do this? We already know: with information, transparency and responsibility," Zapatero said.
on Mar 28, 2009 By: Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero Source: Reuters