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Meanings of decrypt in English

Portuguese
decifrar
Catalan
desxifrar

Convert code into ordinary language.

      decifrar
      Usage of decrypt in English
      1
      A federal magistrate has ordered Feldman to decrypt the drives by today.
      Wired
      2
      It's also what we're using to try and decrypt the damaged files.
      Patient Zero
      3
      But they'd still need a key to decrypt the information on the diamond.
      iD
      4
      Then you go in and decrypt it and uncompress the file.
      Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
      5
      BB had enough processing power to decrypt pretty well anything on the spot.
      The Thursday War
      6
      I don't know if she will be able to decrypt it.
      Wired
      7
      NSA code breakers had never been able to decrypt the code.
      Death angel
      8
      So if you don't have both, you cannot decrypt the message.
      Wired
      9
      Mikey and I took days to decrypt this nearly blank face.
      Climbing Magazine
      10
      Please use this new sequence to decrypt the access code.
      Vrin: ten mortal gods
      11
      The result is a fine electronica album with many layers and mysteries to decrypt.
      The Irish Times
      12
      If she's unable to decrypt the disc, the court cannot hold her in contempt.
      Wired
      13
      Your "private key" is what you use to decrypt messages you receive.
      Wired
      14
      The Forger claimed that he could retroactively decrypt them, though it would take time.
      Arcanum Unbounded
      15
      She reached out and manipulated the hologram to decrypt it.
      Ghost in the Shell
      16
      Only Bob, using a second, private, key can decrypt the data and read the number.
      The Guardian
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      Translations for decrypt
      Catalan
      desxifrar
      Decrypt through the time
      Decrypt across language varieties
      United States of America
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