Definition Conjugation
Definition of devitalise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
reduce strengthRare UK make something weaker or less livelyRare UK
- The illness will devitalise the plant.
- The chemotherapy may devitalise healthy cells.
- Years of neglect devitalised the once-vibrant neighborhood.
Origin of devitalise
French, dé- (removal) + vital (life)
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- French:affaiblir, ...
- German:schwächen, ...
- Italian:devitalizzare, ...
- Spanish:debilitar, ...
- Portuguese:enfraquecer, ...
- Chinese:使衰弱, ...
- Japanese:弱らせる, ...
- Arabic:أضعَفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחְלִישׁ, ...
- Russian:ослаблять, ...
- Ukrainian:послаблювати, ...
- Hindi:कमज़ोर करना, ...
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