Definition
Definition of denaturalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
alterationRare UK process of changing the nature of somethingRare UK
- The denaturalisation of the landscape was evident after the construction.
2.
citizenship lossTECH. UK legal process of revoking someone's citizenshipTECH. UK
- He faced denaturalisation due to fraudulent activities.
Origin of denaturalisation
Latin, de- (remove) + naturalis (natural)
Examples of denaturalisation in a sentence
Environmentalists protested against the denaturalisation of the river ecosystem. Denaturalisation can occur if citizenship was obtained illegally. The threat of denaturalisation loomed over the immigrant community.
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- French:dénaturalisation, déchéance de nationalité, ...
- German:Veränderung, Ausbürgerung, ...
- Italian:denaturalizzazione, ...
- Spanish:desnaturalización, denaturalización, ...
- Portuguese:desnaturação, desnaturalização, ...
- Chinese:去自然化, 取消国籍, ...
- Japanese:変質, 市民権剥奪, ...
- Arabic:تَغْيير الطَبيعة, سَحْب الجِنْسِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:הַפְרָעַת טִבְעִי, שְׁלִילַת אֶזְרָחוּת, ...
- Russian:изменение, лишение гражданства, ...
- Ukrainian:зміна природи, ...
- Hindi:प्राकृतिकता का ह्रास, नागरिकता रद्दीकरण, ...
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