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disapply — /dis ə plīˈ/ transitive verb To render (a law) inapplicable ORIGIN: ↑dis (2) • • • disapplicāˈtion noun … Useful english dictionary
disapply — verb (disapplies, disapplying, disapplied) treat as inapplicable. Derivatives disapplication noun … English new terms dictionary
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