neutralised UK
ˈnuːtrəlaɪzd
See also: neutralized (US)
Definition

Definition of neutralised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
made plainRareUKmade neutral, lacking distinctive featuresRareUK
  • The once vibrant painting was now neutralised.
indifferent neutral unbiased
2.
safetyRareUKmade ineffective or harmlessRareUK
  • The threat was neutralised by the security team.
ineffectual nullified
3.
chemistryTECH.UKmade chemically neutralTECH.UK
  • The solution was neutralised during the experiment.
balanced neutral
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Origin of neutralised

Latin, neutralis (of neuter gender)

Examples of neutralised in a sentence

  • Her emotions were neutralised after the therapy.
  • The virus was neutralised by the new vaccine.
  • The chemical spill was neutralised quickly.
  • The acid was neutralised with a base.
  • The chemical was neutralised to ensure safety.

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  1. French:neutralisé, désamorcé, ...
  2. German:neutralisiert, unschädlich gemacht, ...
  3. Italian:neutralizzato, reso innocuo, ...
  4. Spanish:neutralizado, ineficaz, ...
  5. Portuguese:neutralizado, inativado, ...
  6. Chinese:中性的, 被无效化, ...
  7. Japanese:中立化された, 無力化された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحايد, مُحَيَّد, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲסַר תְּכוּנוֹת, מְבוּטָל, ...
  10. Russian:нейтрализованный, нейтрализован, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нейтралізований, знешкоджений, ...
  12. Hindi:तटस्थ, निष्क्रिय, ...
neutralise UK
ˈnjuːtrəlaɪz
See also: neutralize (US)

Definition of neutralise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
counteract effectivenessRareUKmake ineffective by counteractingRareUK
  • They used a special chemical to neutralise the acid..
counteract nullify
2.
militaryTECH.UKmake a military force unable to actTECH.UK
  • The army was neutralised by the peace treaty.
deactivate disable incapacitate
3.
chemistryTECH.UKmake a chemical substance neutralTECH.UK
  • The scientist neutralised the acid with a base.
counteract neutralize nullify
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Origin of neutralise

Latin, neuter (neither) + -al (pertaining to)

Examples of neutralise in a sentence

  • Efforts to neutralise the threat were successful.
  • The airstrike neutralised the enemy's defenses.
  • Special forces were sent to neutralise the threat.
  • The solution was neutralised to prevent corrosion.
  • They needed to neutralise the pH level in the pool.

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  1. French:neutraliser, paralyser, ...
  2. German:neutralisieren, unschädlich machen, ...
  3. Italian:neutralizzare, rendere inoffensivo, ...
  4. Spanish:contrarrestar, desactivar, ...
  5. Portuguese:neutralizar, inutilizar, ...
  6. Chinese:中和, 瓦解, ...
  7. Japanese:中和する, 無力化する, ...
  8. Arabic:حَيَّدَ, شَلَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְנַטְרֵל, לְנַטְרֵל כּוֹחַ צְבָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:нейтрализовать, парализовать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нейтралізувати, паралізувати, ...
  12. Hindi:निष्क्रिय करना, अक्षम करना, ...
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