deleading
/diːˈlɛdɪŋ/
noun
- The process of removing lead from a building, object, or environment.
- The school underwent a major deleading project to make the classrooms safe for children.
- The cost of deleading can be high, but it is necessary for health reasons.
- Deleading of old homes is often required by law before they can be rented out.
Antonyms
verb
- Present participle of delead; the act of removing lead.
- They are deleading the entire apartment building this summer.
- She is deleading the old toy cars before giving them to her nephew.
- The crew spent weeks deleading the playground equipment.