Dehance
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Dehance is a verb meaning (transitive) To worsen, to disimprove; to perform the opposite of enhancement upon.
Meaning
(transitive) To worsen, to disimprove; to perform the opposite of enhancement upon.
Example Sentences
Whether teaching ability is enhanced or dehanced by graduate study in education is a vital question to be answered […]
The Beach Bunker Bonanza is the perfect combination of warm weather and a mass consumption of the performance dehancing drug, light beer. Camouflage gear, helmets, and war paint is encouraged.
“He cast an incantation and briefly dehanced their magic. He then cut a rift into Isterr, and—” The griffin's head tilted down. “They were gone, swept into Isterr as swiftly as leaves in a whirlwind.” He looked up at her.
No discussion of issue #5 would be complete, however, without mentioning the “dehanced” cover, in the style of a brown paper bag. Ostensibly, the cover was a reaction to the so—called “enhanced” covers of the 1990s — a phenomenon that[…]
Word Forms
- dehances
- dehancing
- dehanced
Antonyms for dehance
Common opposites include enhance.
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