Definition Conjugation
Definition of discolorize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
lightenRare US cause to become white or lighter in colorRare US
- The bleach will discolorize the stained shirt.
2.
appearanceRare US make something lose its original colorRare US
- The sun can discolorize fabrics over time.
Origin of discolorize
Latin, dis- (apart) + colorare (to color)
Examples of discolorize in a sentence
Certain chemicals can discolorize hair if used improperly. Chemicals can discolorize the paint on walls. The process will discolorize the natural dye.
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- French:décolorer, délaver, ...
- German:aufhellen, ausbleichen, ...
- Italian:schiarire, scolorire, ...
- Spanish:aclarar, descolorar, ...
- Portuguese:clarear, desbotar, ...
- Chinese:漂白, 变色, ...
- Japanese:脱色する, 変色させる, ...
- Arabic:بَيَّضَ, غَيَّرَ لَوْنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַבְהִיר, לְהַחְוִיר, ...
- Russian:обесцвечивать, выцветать, ...
- Ukrainian:знебарвити, знебарвлювати, ...
- Hindi:हल्का करना, बेरंग करना, ...
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