delocalize

To remove from a native or usual locality.
To broaden the range or scope of.

Delocalize the students to a new school.

by Kristen October 25, 2004

Demoralize

To suck all hope out of someone or some group of people. As in ‘Gareth Bale came off the Real Mardrid bench to demoralize Liverpool in the Champions League final, scoring a golazo bicycle kick within two minutes of showing up on the pitch.’

Gareth Bale came off the Real Madrid bench to demoralize Liverpool in the Champions League final, scoring a golazo bicycle kick within two minutes of showing up on the pitch.’

by SoccerDan June 10, 2018

desocialize

to deprive of socialization.

The man was desocialized and led an hermetic life.

by uttam maharjan July 31, 2012

Deltalized

To be infected with the delta variant of Covid-19, which conveys the message to others who contracted the virus earlier that they were “luckier,” because most vaccines responded pretty well to prior variants.

With new waves of the pandemic sweeping many developed countries with high vaccination rates, it appears that vaccination is quasi-effective for a number of deltalized victims.

by MathPlus October 5, 2021

Demoralizer

A person who makes you give up on your morals and all your life goals.

I told my Boyfriend he was fat and lazy and he said it was my fault for being a "Demoralizer"

by Jenarla December 3, 2009

Declockalized

Dont have the time, forgot my watch, son.

That mother fucker always be late!

For real son, yeah, his sorry ass is declockalized.

by Elaine Polanco June 25, 2006

delocalised atom

A little like young homeless children. They have no home and henceforth wonder aimlessly in the street of electrons. Breaks my heart just thinking about it really...

A biscuit without a tin wonders as lonely as a delocalised atom.

by FAnny smack whore October 8, 2005