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denaturalise

/diːˈnætʃ.ər.ə.laɪz/

Übersetzung: Jemandem die Staatsbürgerschaft und die damit verbundenen Rechte entziehen; etwas künstlich verändern oder von seinem natürlichen Zustand abweichen lassen.

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verb

/diːˈnætʃ.ər.ə.laɪz/C2formalbritishlegal
  • deJemandem die Staatsbürgerschaft und die damit verbundenen Rechte entziehen; etwas künstlich verändern oder von seinem natürlichen Zustand abweichen lassen.

A verb meaning to strip someone of the rights and privileges of citizenship, or to make something unnatural or different from its original state.

  1. Make unnaturalC1formalbritish

    To alter something so that it becomes less natural or loses its original character.

    deUnnatürlich machen

    • The excessive processing denaturalises the flavour of the fruit.
    • Modern farming practices can denaturalise the growth cycle of plants.
    • The artist's style denaturalises the human form in his paintings.

    Synonymeadulteratealterdebasedeformdenaturedistortpervert

    Antonymenaturalise

  2. Strip of citizenshipC1formalbritish

    To deprive someone of the rights and responsibilities of being a citizen.

    deAusbürgerung

    • The government moved to denaturalise the convicted spy.
    • A court can denaturalise a person who obtained citizenship through fraud.
    • The law allows the state to denaturalise individuals who join enemy forces.

    Synonymedenationalizeexpatriate

    Antonymenaturalise

Formen
  • denaturalised past participle
  • denaturalized past participle
  • denaturalised past simple
  • denaturalized past simple
  • denaturalising present participle
  • denaturalizing present participle
  • denaturalises third person singular
  • denaturalizes third person singular
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