How Do You Spell DENATURALISE?

Pronunciation: [dˈɛnɐt͡ʃəɹəlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

Denaturalise is spelled as /diːˈnætʃərəlaɪz/. The word is composed of the prefix "de-" meaning to remove or reverse, the root word "naturalise" meaning to make something natural or usual, and the suffix "-ise" meaning to make or become. Denaturalise refers to the reversal of someone's naturalization status, typically by a government. This word is often used in legal or political contexts where citizenship and immigration issues arise. Its spelling follows the phonetic rules of English and is pronounced as dee-nat-shuh-ra-lize.

DENATURALISE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "denaturalise" refers to the act of stripping an individual of their acquired citizenship or nationality, making them stateless. This process involves revoking the legal status and rights associated with citizenship, often due to certain actions or circumstances that are deemed to have violated the conditions or principles of citizenship acquisition. Denaturalisation is typically carried out by the government or legal authorities through a formal procedure, intending to nullify the previous grant of citizenship.

   Denaturalisation can occur for various reasons, including fraudulent application, involvement in criminal activities, acts of treason or disloyalty, engagement in terrorism, or deliberate misrepresentation of one's identity or background during the naturalisation process. This process may also be applied when an individual is found to have obtained citizenship through marriage or familial connections but fails to meet the necessary requirements for their own merit.

   When denaturalisation occurs, the affected individual loses all rights and privileges associated with their previous citizenship, such as the ability to vote, access certain social services, or hold public office. Additionally, denaturalisation often leads to deportation or removal from the country where the individual resided, leaving them stateless or forcing them to seek another nationality.

   Denaturalisation is a legal process that is typically governed by specific laws and regulations of each country. The procedure usually involves a comprehensive investigation, due process, and often requires the individual to prove their innocence or argue against the grounds for revocation of their citizenship.

Common Misspellings for DENATURALISE

• senaturalise
• xenaturalise
• cenaturalise
• fenaturalise
• renaturalise
• eenaturalise
• dwnaturalise
• dsnaturalise
• ddnaturalise
• drnaturalise
• d4naturalise
• d3naturalise
• debaturalise
• dematuralise
• dejaturalise
• dehaturalise
• denzturalise
• densturalise
• denwturalise

Etymology of DENATURALISE

The word "denaturalize" (alternative spelling: denaturalise) is derived from the combination of two root words: "de-" and "naturalize".

- The prefix "de-" is a Latin-derived prefix used to indicate reversal, removal, or negation. In the context of "denaturalize", it suggests the action of undoing or reversing a prior naturalization.

- The term "naturalize" comes from the Latin word "naturalis", meaning "of or pertaining to nature". In this context, it refers to the process of granting someone citizenship or legal status in a country where they were not born, making them a naturalized citizen.

Thus, when the prefix "de-" is combined with "naturalize", the resulting word "denaturalize" describes the act of revoking or undoing the process of naturalization, essentially stripping someone of their acquired citizenship or legal status.

Similar spelling words for DENATURALISE

• tendrillous,
• denaturised,
• tendrils,
• denaturized,
• denatured,
• dematerialise,
• denaturant,
• tendrilous,
• naturalize,
• denaturalize.

Conjugate verb Denaturalise

CONDITIONAL

I would denaturalise

you would denaturalise

he/she/it would denaturalise

we would denaturalise

they would denaturalise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be denaturalising

you would be denaturalising

he/she/it would be denaturalising

we would be denaturalising

they would be denaturalising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have denaturalise

you would have denaturalise

he/she/it would have denaturalise

we would have denaturalise

they would have denaturalise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been denaturalising

you would have been denaturalising

he/she/it would have been denaturalising

we would have been denaturalising

they would have been denaturalising

FUTURE

I will denaturalise

you will denaturalise

he/she/it will denaturalise

we will denaturalise

they will denaturalise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be denaturalising

you will be denaturalising

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we will be denaturalising

they will be denaturalising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have denaturalised

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we will have denaturalised

they will have denaturalised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been denaturalising

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we will have been denaturalising

they will have been denaturalising

IMPERATIVE

you denaturalise

we let´s denaturalise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to denaturalise

PAST

I denaturalised

you denaturalised

he/she/it denaturalised

we denaturalised

they denaturalised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was denaturalising

you were denaturalising

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we were denaturalising

they were denaturalising

PAST PARTICIPLE

denaturalised

PAST PERFECT

I had denaturalised

you had denaturalised

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we had denaturalised

they had denaturalised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been denaturalising

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he/she/it had been denaturalising

we had been denaturalising

they had been denaturalising

PRESENT

I denaturalise

you denaturalise

he/she/it denaturalises

we denaturalise

they denaturalise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am denaturalising

you are denaturalising

he/she/it is denaturalising

we are denaturalising

they are denaturalising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

denaturalising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have denaturalised

you have denaturalised

he/she/it has denaturalised

we have denaturalised

they have denaturalised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been denaturalising

you have been denaturalising

he/she/it has been denaturalising

we have been denaturalising

they have been denaturalising

I would have denaturalised

we would have denaturalised

you would have denaturalised

he/she/it would have denaturalised

they would have denaturalised