depolarise
/diːˈpoʊləraɪz/
verb
- To reduce or remove political or social division; to make less extreme in opinion.
- She worked to depolarise the conversation and encourage understanding.
- The new policy tried to depolarise the community by focusing on shared goals.
- Efforts to depolarise the nation have been slow but promising.
- In science, to cause a loss of difference in electrical charge across a cell membrane.
- Certain chemicals can depolarise the muscle fibers.
- The experiment showed how ions depolarise the membrane.
- The stimulus will depolarise the nerve cell and start a signal.
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