Usage examples (5)

• To attempt to give such things a wide currency is to be willing to denaturalise them in order to boast that they have been propagated.
• The primitive naturalism of the Hebrews was not yet superseded by prophetic doctrines when a new form of materialism arose to stifle and denaturalise what was rational...
• But it is a proof of his depth and purity of soul that his searching philosophic intuition did more to spiritualise the dogmas he accepted from others than these dogmas could...
• Human Rights Watch Middle East and North Africa director Sarah Leah Whitson said "Morocco cannot summarily denaturalise and deport its own citizens because of the way...