verb
deconsolidate
Deconsolidate (verb) means to break something down into its separate parts.
verb
1
To break something down into its separate parts.
2
To render something less solid or firm; to weaken it.
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Etymology
Formed from de- and consolidate.
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What is the meaning of deconsolidate?
"deconsolidate" (verb) means to break something down into its separate parts.
What is the opposite of deconsolidate?
The opposite of "deconsolidate" is consolidate.
What are the different meanings of deconsolidate?
"deconsolidate" has 2 main meanings: 1. To break something down into its separate parts; 2. To render something less solid or firm; to weaken it.
