Definition of delicense in English:

delicense

(also delicence)

verbdiːˈlʌɪs(ə)ns

[with object]

Deprive of a licence.
physicians are being threatened, impoverished, delicensed, and imprisoned for prescribing in good faith with the intention of relieving pain
Example sentencesExamples
- In the future this is what the company will also offer us if it is delicensed and left to the tender mercies of the marketplace.
- Apparently the spectrum that Wi-Fi uses has not been delicensed yet for use in this country.
- We're the most delicensed uncontrolled film industry in the world…
- Coal and lignite, petroleum (other than crude) and its distillation products and bulk drugs were delicensed.
- The Act has removed a number of restrictive barriers to the generation and flow of power in a competitive market scenario via delicenced generation, open access and trading.

Rhymes

licence, license

Definition of delicense in US English:

delicense

verbdēˈlīsəns

[with object]

Deprive of a license or authority to operate.
physicians are being threatened, impoverished, delicensed, and imprisoned for prescribing in good faith with the intention of relieving pain
Example sentencesExamples
- Coal and lignite, petroleum (other than crude) and its distillation products and bulk drugs were delicensed.
- We're the most delicensed uncontrolled film industry in the world…
- In the future this is what the company will also offer us if it is delicensed and left to the tender mercies of the marketplace.
- Apparently the spectrum that Wi-Fi uses has not been delicensed yet for use in this country.
- The Act has removed a number of restrictive barriers to the generation and flow of power in a competitive market scenario via delicenced generation, open access and trading.

单词	delicense
释义	Definition of delicense in English: delicense (also delicence) verbdiːˈlʌɪs(ə)ns [with object] Deprive of a licence. physicians are being threatened, impoverished, delicensed, and imprisoned for prescribing in good faith with the intention of relieving pain Example sentencesExamples In the future this is what the company will also offer us if it is delicensed and left to the tender mercies of the marketplace. Apparently the spectrum that Wi-Fi uses has not been delicensed yet for use in this country. We're the most delicensed uncontrolled film industry in the world… Coal and lignite, petroleum (other than crude) and its distillation products and bulk drugs were delicensed. The Act has removed a number of restrictive barriers to the generation and flow of power in a competitive market scenario via delicenced generation, open access and trading. Rhymes licence, license Definition of delicense in US English: delicense verbdēˈlīsəns [with object] Deprive of a license or authority to operate. physicians are being threatened, impoverished, delicensed, and imprisoned for prescribing in good faith with the intention of relieving pain Example sentencesExamples Coal and lignite, petroleum (other than crude) and its distillation products and bulk drugs were delicensed. We're the most delicensed uncontrolled film industry in the world… In the future this is what the company will also offer us if it is delicensed and left to the tender mercies of the marketplace. Apparently the spectrum that Wi-Fi uses has not been delicensed yet for use in this country. The Act has removed a number of restrictive barriers to the generation and flow of power in a competitive market scenario via delicenced generation, open access and trading.
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