to depoliticize
41Franco Bahamonde, Francisco — b. 1892, El Ferrol (Galicia); d. 1975, Madrid Soldier and Head of State Franco s early military career was mainly associated with Spanish Morocco, where he acquired a reputation for personal bravery and stern discipline, and achieved rapid… …
42depoliticise — (Brit.) v. make non political, remove from the political arena; cause something or a person to have no political connections (also depoliticize) …
43depoliticised — depoliticise (Brit.) v. make non political, remove from the political arena; cause something or a person to have no political connections (also depoliticize) …
44depoliticises — depoliticise (Brit.) v. make non political, remove from the political arena; cause something or a person to have no political connections (also depoliticize) …
45depoliticising — depoliticise (Brit.) v. make non political, remove from the political arena; cause something or a person to have no political connections (also depoliticize) …
46calm — adj 1. still, motionless, smooth, undisturbed, unagitated, quiet; windless, waveless, storm less; stationary, becalmed; tranquil, serene, restful, reposeful, placid, peaceful, halcyon. 2. composed, collected, Inf. together, self possessed; cool,… …
47tranquilize — v 1. calm, soothe, quiet, still, hush; allay, assuage, mollify, soften; compose, console, solace, comfort; pacify, smoothe, settle, Inf. cool [s.o.] off; sedate, opiate, stupefy, narcotize, dull, deaden; relax, loosen [s.o.] up. 2. placate, give… …
48depoliticise — /dipəˈlɪtəsaɪz/ (say deepuh lituhsuyz) verb (t) (depoliticised, depoliticising) to remove from the area of political involvement or influence; to make neutral in a political sense. Also, depoliticize …
49depoliticization — noun see depoliticize …
