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deanimate

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Deanimate (verb) means to take away someone or something's life or the appearance of life.

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To take away someone or something's life or the appearance of life.
"'Don't bother attempting to deanimate the undead,' says Joachim." — J. L. Connew, Origins of the Geomancer (2011)
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Etymology

Formed from de- and animate.

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What is the meaning of deanimate?
"deanimate" (verb) means to take away someone or something's life or the appearance of life.
What is the opposite of deanimate?
Opposites of "deanimate" include reanimate, animate, revive.

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