Catalan
desnaturalitzar 1
He who makes of it a religious belief, falsifies and denaturalizes it.
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He denaturalizes the world-exploresthe intrasymbolic borderlines of the spatial words and worlds we thought we knew.
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Admittedly, he had later emerged from this retirement to serve on a Vichy commission for denaturalizing naturalized French citizens, principally Jews.
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The strange immobility of his swollen cheeks denaturalized his broad, good face, all the features of which disappeared under the dead, bluish mask.
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She called down, in English that sounded like some delocalized, denaturalized speech, it was so strange then and there, "Is it all right?"
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These things are denaturalised because they are symbols; because the extraordinary occasion must hide or even disfigure the ordinary people.
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Environmental photography matters, because it offers the lifeline of a bridge between our modern, denaturalised, mechanistic mores and the imperative of nature within and without.