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Meanings of denationalise in English

Portuguese
privatizar
Catalan
privatitzar
Spanish
desnacionalizar

Put under private control or ownership.

      privatizar
      Usage of denationalise in English
      1
      The Khans never thought of attempting to denationalise their Russian subjects.
      Russia
      2
      It was considered as a part of the policy, foreshadowed in Lord Durham's report, to denationalise, if possible, the French Canadian province.
      Canada under British Rule 1760-1900
      3
      He remembered that it was Cardinal Cuilen who had denationalised religion in Ireland.
      The Untilled Field
      4
      You don't understand that because you're denationalised; because, as you say yourself, you have no country.
      Gossamer
      5
      Such a step might not yet be clear, but the steps towards denationalising the NHS are clear.
      The Guardian
      6
      But these people were as denationalised as the dishes set before them with every circumstance of unstamped respectability.
      The Secret Agent: A Simple Tale
      7
      Still Suetonius tried to form his taste on older and purer models, and is far removed from the denationalised school of Fronto and Apuleius.
      The History of Roman Literature / From the Earliest Period to th...
      8
      I assure you he understands everything you can say to him in English as well as Italian, so that he won't be utterly denationalised.
      The Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (Volume 2 of 2)
      Translations for denationalise
      Portuguese
      privatizar
      Denationalise through the time