Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- transitive verb To remove the pollution from.
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- verb transitive To
free frompollution .
Etymologies
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Examples
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"The more we automatically 'depollute' networks and servers from all sources of piracy, the less it will be necessary to resort to measures imposed on the 'Internautes' [French Internet users].
Ars Technica Nate Anderson 2010
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"The more we automatically 'depollute' networks and servers from all sources of piracy, the less it will be necessary to resort to measures imposed on the 'Internautes' [French Internet users].
Ars Technica Nate Anderson 2010
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"The more we automatically 'depollute' networks and servers from all sources of piracy, the less it will be necessary to resort to measures imposed on the 'Internautes' [French Internet users].
Ars Technica Nate Anderson 2010
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"The more we automatically 'depollute' networks and servers from all sources of piracy, the less it will be necessary to resort to measures imposed on the 'Internautes' [French Internet users].
Ars Technica Nate Anderson 2010
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It's hard to see how a passive wall coating, where the zeolite is mixed wth all the other constituents of a paint, can effectively depollute a whole room on a long-term basis).
Battleground ASA Ray Girvan 2005
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