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Noun de- has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: de-Description:The prefix "de-" is derived from Latin meaning "opposite" or "reverse." It is commonly used to indicate negation, removal, or deprivation of something. When attached to a word, it changes the meaning or grammatical function of the original word. Senses and Usages:1. Prefix indicating reversal or removal:Example Sentence:After the rainstorm, they had to de-ice the plane before taking off. 2. Prefix indicating a lower level or lesser degree:Example Sentence:The new medication helped decrease the patient's pain levels. 3. Prefix indicating removal or absence:Example Sentence:The patient had to detoxify their body before undergoing the surgery. 4. Prefix indicating negation or reversal:Example Sentence:I'm sorry, but your request has been denied by the committee. 5. Prefix indicating a lack or removal of:Example Sentence:The new fabric is devoid of any harmful chemicals. Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||||
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