planification

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plan·i·fi·CA·tion

As first written
planification
Stands today exactly as it was first set down.

Institutional planning at ministry scale.

EtymologyBorrowed from French planification / Spanish planificación. English took the noun without the verb — we have planification but barely planify.

NotePlanning has a planner in it; planification has no doer-slot at all, which is the feature. The -ification pattern this collection kept reaching for is fully alive one language over.

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