depolarizern.
/dɪˈpəʊlərʌɪzə/ That which depolarizes; an instrument or apparatus for producing depolarization.
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1846 J. Joyce Sci. Dialogues xxiii. 336 In this case the thin film is called a depolarizer.
1894 Daily News 22 May 5/2 Voltaic combinations with a fused electrolyte and a gaseous depolariser.
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n.1846- to go for the jugular
- to go for the lick of one's life
- to go for the nobby
- to go for the throat
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- to go gentle into that good night
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