neutralised

/ˈnuːtrəlaɪzd/
adjective
  1. Made ineffective or harmless; having had its power or effect removed.
    • After the negotiations, the threat of a strike was neutralised.
    • The bomb squad confirmed that the device was neutralised.
    • The neutralised acid could now be safely disposed of.
  2. In chemistry, having been made neither acidic nor basic.
    • The spill was neutralised and no longer dangerous.
    • They tested the neutralised water and found it safe to drink.
    • The neutralised solution had a pH of exactly 7.
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