Sentence examples for is neutralised from inspiring English sources
verb
To make inactive or ineffective.
- The antidote neutralised the toxin.
This rather goes with a polity in which parliament is neutralised, and dissent shouted down.
But sweet it is not, for sap wiped into the eye causes intense pain and temporary blindness until its caustic nature is neutralised by medication.
And even if Guzmán is neutralised in prison, an heir could take over the cartel and run it on his principles.
Contador was disgruntled over the lack of application of the 3km rule, where the race is neutralised for riders caught in crashes in the latter stages.
Because both groups receive apparently identical treatments, the placebo effect is neutralised and researchers can see if a real treatment works.
Lead author of the study, Dr Helen Lambert, explains the importance of maintaining this balance: "This means that excess acid is neutralised and bone mineral in preserved".
This lady is neutralising all the incantations and spells the other warriors are using to flush him out.
After that slides were neutralised using neutralising buffer and stained with EtBr.
Stop those and he can be neutralised.
If ballistic missile submarines are detectable they can be neutralised.
"One was neutralised and the other was cornered," he said.
