to depoliticize
1depoliticize — 1928; see DE (Cf. de ) + POLITICS (Cf. politics) + IZE (Cf. ize). Related: Depoliticized; depoliticizing …
2depoliticize — (Amer.) de·po·lit·i·cize || ‚diËpÉ™ lɪtɪsaɪz v. make non political, remove from the political arena; cause something or a person to have no political connection (also depoliticise) …
3depoliticize — [dē΄pə lit′ə sīz΄] vt. depoliticized, depoliticizing to remove from political influence depoliticization n …
4depoliticize — transitive verb Date: 1937 to remove the political character of ; take out of the realm of politics < depoliticize foreign aid > • depoliticization noun …
5depoliticize — de•po•lit•i•cize [[t]ˌdi pəˈlɪt əˌsaɪz[/t]] v. t. cized, ciz•ing. 1) gov to remove from the arena or influence of politics: to depoliticize labor relations[/ex] 2) cvb to deprive of involvement or interest in politics …
6depoliticize — v.t., depoliticized, depoliticizing. * * * …
7depoliticize — verb To remove something from political influence …
8depoliticize — de|po|lit|i|cize also depoliticise BrE [ˌdi:pəˈlıtısaız] v [T] to remove political influence or control from a situation >depoliticization [ˌdi:pəˌlıtısaıˈzeıʃən US sə ] n [U] …
9depoliticize — or depoliticise verb remove from political activity or influence. Derivatives depoliticization noun …
10depoliticize — de·politicize …
