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Inactivating - English meaning

Inactivating – definitions in English dictionary

verb

Make inactive or inoperative.

Usage examples:

Household bleach does not inactivate the virus

Synonims:

DisableDeactivateRender inactiveMake inoperativePrevent from workingHaltStopImmobilizeScupper

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失活

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Inactivation

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निष्क्रिय

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Inattivante

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비활성화

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Инактивация

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Inactivating – similar words

inactivation

noun

The action or process of making something inactive or inoperative.

Usage examples:

The selective inactivation of genes
Inactivation - all meanings in English

inactivates

verb

Make inactive or inoperative.

Usage examples:

Household bleach does not inactivate the virus
Inactivates - all meanings in English

inactivated

adjective

Having been made inactive or inoperative.

Usage examples:

Inactivated polio vaccine
verb

Make inactive or inoperative.

Usage examples:

Household bleach does not inactivate the virus
Inactivated - all meanings in English

inactivate

ɪnˈaktɪveɪt

verb

Make inactive or inoperative.

Usage examples:

Household bleach does not inactivate the virus
Inactivate - all meanings in English

Inactivating synonims

deactivate

verb

Make (something) inactive by disconnecting or destroying it.

Usage examples:

The switch deactivates the alarm
verb

To cause something to be no longer active or effective

Usage examples:

All chemical weapons facilities will be deactivated.
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disable

verb

(of a disease, injury, or accident) limit (someone) in their movements, senses, or activities.

Usage examples:

It's an injury that could disable somebody for life
verb

To make something or someone unable to act in the correct or usual way

Usage examples:

Thieves disabled the museum’s alarm system.
verb

To turn off a part of a computer system, or stop it from working in the normal way

Usage examples:

To disable a program or device, right-click its listing under the appropriate category and choose '…
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halt

verb

Bring or come to an abrupt stop.

Usage examples:

There is growing pressure to halt the bloodshed
noun

A suspension of movement or activity, typically a temporary one.

Usage examples:

A halt in production
adjective

(of a person) having a physical disability.

Usage examples:

If a man were halt or hunch'd
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immobilize

verb

Prevent (something or someone) from moving or operating as normal.

Usage examples:

The car had been immobilized by a wheel clamp
verb

To prevent a company, country, or economy from using money or other assets

Usage examples:

Underdeveloped financial markets limit the availability of credit, immobilizing large amounts of ca…
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scupper

noun

A hole in a ship's side to carry water overboard from the deck.

Usage examples:

Nylon panels on the sides of the geckos eject water like scuppers on a tramp steamer - hop out of t…
verb

Sink (a ship or its crew) deliberately.

Usage examples:

The ship was scuppered and seriously damaged
verb

To sink your own ship on purpose

Usage examples:

Arriving late for the interview scuppered my chances of getting the job.
Scupper - all meanings in English

stop

verb

(of an event, action, or process) come to an end; cease to happen.

Usage examples:

His laughter stopped as quickly as it had begun
noun

A cessation of movement or operation.

Usage examples:

All business came to a stop
verb

Have an end, in a temporal, spatial, or quantitative sense

Stop - all meanings in English

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