depolarise
/ˌdɛpoʊˈlaɪz, ˌdɛpəˈlaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to reduce or eliminate the polarization of molecules, cells, or other entities, often resulting in a change in their electrical or chemical properties
“The researchers were trying to depolarise the neurons in the patient’s brain to improve their cognitive function.”
2. verb
to reduce or eliminate the polarization of a political or social group, often resulting in a more moderate or neutral position
“The politician’s speech was aimed at depolarising the debate on the issue and finding common ground.”
3. noun
the process of reducing or eliminating the polarization of molecules, cells, or other entities
“The depolarisation of the cell membrane led to a change in its electrical properties.”