denaturalise

/di:'nætʃrəlaiz/ Cách viết khác : (denaturalise) /di:'nætʃrəlaiz/
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denaturalise

The government moved to denaturalise the individual for fraud.

Definition
  1. Verb (transitive):
    • To deprive (someone) of citizenship or nationality: To legally remove the rights and status of being a citizen of a country.
    • To make unnatural: To alter the natural character or qualities of something.
Usage and Examples
  • Verb (depriving citizenship):

    • The government can denaturalise a citizen who obtained citizenship through fraud.
    • The court's ruling was to denaturalise the individual for acts of treason.
  • Verb (making unnatural):

    • Adding too many preservatives can denaturalise the flavor of the food.
    • The heavy industrial development began to denaturalise the landscape.
Advanced Usage
  • Legal/Formal Context: The term is often used in legal, political, or administrative contexts concerning immigration and nationality law.

    • The process to denaturalise someone requires substantial evidence and due process.
  • Scientific/Philosophical Context: Used in discussions about altering the fundamental nature of a substance or concept.

    • Some argue that genetic modification can denaturalise plant species.
Variants and Related Words
  • Denaturalize: The preferred spelling in American English. It has the same meanings.
  • Denaturalisation (Noun, British spelling) / Denaturalization (Noun, American spelling): The act or process of denaturalising.
    • The denaturalisation case attracted widespread media attention.
  • Naturalise/Naturalize: The antonym, meaning to grant citizenship or to make natural.
Synonyms
  • Strip of citizenship: Deprive of nationality.
  • Alienate: In a legal sense, to transfer property or, archaically, to estrange. (Note: This is a partial synonym only for the citizenship meaning in specific contexts.)
  • Deform: To distort the natural form. (Note: This is a partial synonym for the "make unnatural" meaning.)
Phrasal Verbs
  • Not commonly used with phrasal verbs.
Related Idioms
  • No common idioms directly incorporate this word.
denaturalise

The government moved to denaturalise the individual for fraud.

Verb
  1. strip of the rights and duties of citizenship
    • The former Nazi was denaturalized
  2. make less natural or unnatural

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