[
US
/ˈnutɹəˌɫaɪzd/
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ADJECTIVE
- made neutral in some respect; deprived of distinctive characteristics
How To Use neutralized In A Sentence
- “Two hazardous waste containers were neutralised in a joint German-American operation, with the participation of scores of local Afghanis”? New Zealand in the GWOT? Swoon…. — Fusion Despatches
- Once the pilot has established the desired bank angle, the rudder and the aileron are neutralized so that the bank remains constant.
- Often illogical or insubstantial, they can be neutralized or eliminated with a minimal effort.
- Their predominant expression was good nature, a kind of elephantine docility, which neutralized the awe inspired by his immense size. Helen and Arthur or, Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel
- Those in the support fleet who weren't neutralized fled to the sanctuary of hyperspace en route back to Confederate Space.
- An example is ice melting, the difference in temperature between a warm surroundings and the introduction of an frosty-cold glass of ice water taken from a freezer system, begins to be neutralized or "equalized" as the heat energy from the warm surroundings become spread out to the cooler heretofore closed system of ice and water. Entropy Et Al...
- It was, however, found impossible to obtain any crystallisation from the neutralised (BaCO_ {3}) and concentrated solution, the syrup being kept for some weeks in a desiccator. Researches on Cellulose 1895-1900
- His unsettling ideas will be neutralised by nostalgia for a period already mostly forgotten.
- Then, thanks to Labour's controversial election broadcast on health, that issue, too, was effectively neutralised.
- Birkin was expressionless , neutralized, possessed by her as if it were his fate, without question.