Neutralize
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British pronunciation/njˈuːtɹəlˌaɪz/
American pronunciation/ˈnutɹəˌɫaɪz/
neutralise

Définition et Signification de "neutralize"

to neutralize
01

neutraliser, déclarer neutre

to officially declare or establish a territory, nation, or group as neutral, ensuring it remains uninvolved and protected during a conflict
Transitive: to neutralize a region
02

neutraliser, rendre neutre

to make an acidic or alkaline substance neutral by adding a substance that cancels out its pH level
Transitive: to neutralize an acidic or alkaline substance
03

neutraliser, contrer

to take action to counter the effects of something
Transitive: to neutralize something undesirable
04

neutraliser, désamorcer

to deactivate or render harmless a bomb or similar weapon by disarming or defusing it
Transitive: to neutralize a bomb or similar weapon
05

neutraliser, éliminer

to eliminate a threat by killing or incapacitating someone who poses danger
Transitive: to neutralize sb

neutralize

v

neutral

adj

neuter

v

neutralized

adj

neutralized

adj
example
Exemple
In response to threats of invasion, the smaller country worked to neutralize its borders.
The peace agreement was signed to neutralize the territory and prevent any military occupation.
The country sought to neutralize the region, ensuring it remained a neutral zone during the war.
The decision to neutralize the disputed region was a key component of the peace talks.
The United Nations helped to neutralize the nation, making it inviolable under international law.
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