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Meanings of devitalise in English
Portuguese
desvitalizar Catalan
desvitalitzar To weaken or reduce in force, intensity, effect, quantity.
Synonyms
Examples for "weaken"
Examples for "weaken"
1
Forty per cent said they expect the economy to weaken in 2012.
2
Ultimately, yes, we do think it will weaken in the longer term.
3
Analysts fear growing credit quickly could weaken asset quality and capital buffers.
4
We believe Lumena's aggressive expansion plans could weaken its business risk profile.
5
I have asked the police forces and security forces to never weaken.
1
The anterior end is continued dorsally in a somewhat attenuate pointed process.
2
Cocaine was used to accentuate, and dextrorphan to attenuate the kindling process.
3
IL lesion did not attenuate the effect of stress during initial extinction.
4
Antioxidants may possibly attenuate the HSP expression by reducing the oxidative stress.
5
Additional adjustment for levels of urinary markers did not attenuate the associations.
1
The warm spring days seemed rather to enervate than to strengthen her.
2
She was careful not to enervate him by luxury or weak indulgence.
3
Even delicate living, and good accommodation, are not found to enervate the body.
4
All occupations that enervate, paralyze, or destroy body or soul should be avoided.
5
I must not, I will not, let this passion enervate me!
1
What war left of the railways winter did its best to debilitate.
2
I will not debilitate the cook; I will not exhaust the fowl- yard.
3
There wasn't going to be much time before oxygen starvation started to debilitate his reasoning.
4
Dehydration at these altitudes can soon debilitate the body.
5
Taking hot food or drink, habitually, tends to debilitate all the organs thus needlessly excited.
1
Physical examination revealed a bad odor emanating from the devitalized affected right hand.
2
Too little breathing and poor, devitalized air are also important factors.
3
Alien currents of philosophical and theological thought had devitalized the teaching of the Gospel.
4
To the next I owe a comprehension of the elastic touch, with devitalized muscles.
5
So nothing is gained, and the milk is partly devitalized.
Usage of devitalise in English
1
Did they move as dead men among the living, devitalised, vacuous calm?
2
It devitalises; it destroys.
3
Are you aware of the things that can happen to you if you allow the red corpuscles of your blood to become devitalised?
4
In one instance of ligature of the anterior tibial artery for such hæmorrhage three-quartersof the whole lumen of the vessel had been devitalised.
5
Further, bacteria may gain access to devitalised tissues by way of the blood-stream, being carried hither from some infected area elsewhere in the body.