- denaturize
- \(ˈ)dē|nāchəˌrīz, də̇ˈn-\ transitive verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Usage: see -izeEtymology: International Scientific Vocabulary de- + nature + -ize: denature
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denaturize — (Amer.) v. denature, alter natural properties; make alcohol unfit to drink (also denaturise) … English contemporary dictionary
denaturize — denaturization, n. denaturizer, n. /dee nay cheuh ruyz /, v.t., denaturized, denaturizing. denature. Also, esp. Brit., denaturise. [1895 1900; DE + NATURE + IZE] * * * … Universalium
denaturize — de·na·tur·ize … English syllables
denaturized — denaturize (Amer.) v. denature, alter natural properties; make alcohol unfit to drink (also denaturise) … English contemporary dictionary
denaturizes — denaturize (Amer.) v. denature, alter natural properties; make alcohol unfit to drink (also denaturise) … English contemporary dictionary
denaturizing — denaturize (Amer.) v. denature, alter natural properties; make alcohol unfit to drink (also denaturise) … English contemporary dictionary
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denaturise — (Brit.) v. denature, alter natural properties; make alcohol unfit to drink (also denaturize) … English contemporary dictionary
