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Meanings of neutralise by in English

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Usage of neutralise by in English
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The elected parliament's powers to legislate are neutralised by an appointed chamber.
Reuters
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Therefore, let this energy of thine be neutralised by thy own energy.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
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The Effect of Female Preference will be Neutralised by Natural Selection.
Darwinism (1889) / An exposition of the theory of natural select...
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A heartache for the familiar is neutralised by an itch for the unknown.
The South African
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In a different way, Mr. Goschen's remarkable endowments are neutralised by the same limitations.
Margot Asquith, an Autobiography - Two Volumes in One
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His many high qualities were neutralised by his passionate temper.
Recollections of My Youth
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A Swedish victory, under Lewenhaupt, at Gemavers, in Courland, was neutralised by the capture of Mittau.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 12 — Modern History
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He's been neutralised by a savvy orator leading the ANC, and the explosive populism of the EFF.
The South African
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At first all my faculties were absorbed and as if neutralised by the sheer novelty of the situation.
Notes on Life & Letters
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However, you shouldn't make your actions too obvious, or any positive association could be neutralised by suspicion or doubt.
The Guardian
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Military analysts believe its handful of mine-laying ships, helicopters and submarines might quickly be neutralised by the US military.
Reuters
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You mostly don't see a great sense of autonomy from the painted nude -she's neutralised by the painter.
The Guardian
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Hereditary predispositions, the accidents of environment, are not insuperable; they can be neutralised by force of will, by character.
Shakespeare and the Modern Stage; with Other Essays
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The tingling of the batsman's fingers which might result could be neutralised by the use of a rubber-faced bat.
Punch, or the London Charivari, July 1, 1914
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What is terrifying is the idea that anyone could have their free will neutralised by nefarious agents of evil.
The Guardian
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The prudence of Marius and a victory over the Peligni gained by Sulpicius were neutralised by the new general's rashness.
The Gracchi Marius and Sulla / Epochs of Ancient History