Pronunciation: /diˈvaɪ.təˌlaɪzd/
verb past tense of devitalize
A1 The plant was devitalized after not being watered for weeks.
A2 The lack of sunlight devitalized the once vibrant flowers.
B1 The constant stress from work devitalized her mental and physical health.
B2 The harsh winter weather devitalized the crops, leading to a poor harvest.
C1 Years of neglect and poor maintenance devitalized the historic building.
C2 The toxic relationship slowly devitalized her sense of self-worth and confidence.
adjective having lost vitality or strength; weakened
A1 The devitalized plant needed more sunlight to thrive.
A2 The devitalized soil was unable to support healthy plant growth.
B1 The devitalized economy required significant investment to recover.
B2 The devitalized organization needed a complete restructuring to become successful again.
C1 The devitalized community needed strong leadership to revitalize it.
C2 The devitalized industry was on the brink of collapse before new regulations were put in place.
formal The devitalized cells were unable to perform their normal functions.
informal After the long hike, I felt completely devitalized.
slang I need to recharge my batteries, I'm feeling devitalized.
figurative The lack of creativity in the room devitalized the atmosphere.
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