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devitalize

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Devitalize (verb) means to take away someone or something's energy or strength.

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To take away someone or something's energy or strength.
"Economic stress has devitalized some shopping malls in the web era."
"Noncrushing surgical clamps avoid devitalizing the cells of arterial walls."
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What is the meaning of devitalize?
"devitalize" (verb) means to take away someone or something's energy or strength.
What is another word for devitalize?
Other words for "devitalize" include devitalise.
What is the opposite of devitalize?
The opposite of "devitalize" is vitalize.

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