depolarizer
/diːˈpoʊləraɪzər/
noun
- A person or thing that reduces political or social division or makes opinions less extreme.
- This new policy is a depolarizer for the divided community.
- She became known as a depolarizer who brought people together.
- The mediator acted as a depolarizer in the tense meeting.
- In science, a substance or device that causes depolarization, especially in cells or batteries.
- Researchers used a depolarizer to study nerve signals.
- The chemical acts as a depolarizer in the battery.
- A depolarizer can help maintain the flow of electricity.
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