Definition of desegregate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
placesend separation of people in a place or institution
- The school decided to desegregate in 1965.
- They planned to desegregate the community center next month.
- Court orders finally forced the city to desegregate schools.
Origin of desegregate
English, de- (do the opposite of) + segregate (separate)
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- French:déségréguer, ...
- German:desegregieren, ...
- Italian:desegregare, ...
- Spanish:desegregar, ...
- Portuguese:dessegregar, ...
- Chinese:取消隔离, ...
- Japanese:人種隔離を廃止する, ...
- Arabic:أَلْغَى الفَصْل, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַטֵּל הַפְרָדָה, ...
- Russian:отменить сегрегацию, ...
- Ukrainian:десегрегувати, ...
- Hindi:विभाजन समाप्त करना, ...
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