DE-ENERGIZE: Meaning and related words - OneLook

Usually means: Remove or disconnect from power source.

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de-energize: Merriam-Webster
de-energize: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
de-energize, de-energize: Collins English Dictionary
de-energize: Vocabulary.com
de-energize: Wordnik
de-energize: Wiktionary
de-energize: Infoplease Dictionary
de-energize: Dictionary.com
de-energize: Rhymezone
de-energize: FreeDictionary.org
de-energize: Mnemonic Dictionary
de-energize: TheFreeDictionary.com

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Definitions from WordNet (de-energize)

▸ verb: deprive of energy

Similar:

deenergize, deenergise, de-energise, disenergize, unelectrify, enervate, deexcitate, de-electrify, deexcite, take it out of, more...

Opposite:

energize, activate, revitalize, stimulate, invigorate

Types:

shut down, power off, unplug, disconnect, turn off, disable, de-activate, depower, more...

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Similar:

deenergize, deenergise, de-energise, disenergize, unelectrify, enervate, deexcitate, de-electrify, deexcite, take it out of, more...

Opposite:

energize, activate, revitalize, stimulate, invigorate

Types:

shut down, power off, unplug, disconnect, turn off, disable, de-activate, depower, more...

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