DENATURISE
Verb
denaturise (third-person singular simple present denaturises, present participle denaturising, simple past and past participle denaturised)
Alternative form of denature
Take away a natural characteristic
Adulterate (alcohol) to make unsuitable for human consumption
Alter the chemical structure
Combine fissionable material with nonfissionable material.
Usage notes
In modern usage, denature is generally used in preference to denaturise except when used to mean taking away a natural characteristic.
Anagrams
• edutainers, unreadiest, unsteadier
Source: Wiktionary
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