Definition of defang in English:

defang

verb diːˈfaŋdēˈfaNG

[with object]

Make (something) harmless or ineffectual.
使无害，使无效
the president had largely defanged the opposition
Example sentencesExamples
- The tendency is for the ruling ideology to slowly come to accommodate rebellion, to sanitise, defang and deodorize its primary practitioners.
- The lengthy appeal should ensure that decoupling is defanged.
- Even better, it might defang the other nine state laws as well, making it clear that they truly apply to everyone.
- In addition to the important question of who receives the reports, other seemingly insignificant details can defang a proposal.
- Whatever the reason, this biting comedy has been defanged.
- You defang a goodly quantity of liberal opposition by deeming passport or driving licence as base ID, and you can associate the data you like without giving them the opportunity to oppose you.
- ‘Liturgizing’ parts of the Scriptures, especially the prophetic sections, not only enshrines these potent passages; it also domesticates and defangs them of their power.
- Yet being included in the museum's powerful if mute embrace sometimes defangs what once had a powerful bite, makes it less edgy and disruptive.
- He's very much aware of the fact that humor can be used to defang a problematic issue.
- If their campy, defanged delivery is too much for you, and you like your rock sweaty and sincere, there's still more than a couple songs with wider appeal.
- Never mind that he had been defeated, defanged, isolated, and contained.
- But he has looked the beast in the face and defanged it.
- First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged.
- Luckily, these pre-summit initiatives were defanged and something quite different took place in Geneva instead.
- Stars became less incandescent and more establishment; rock's rebels were defanged.
- If reality bites, we can just defang it and alter the picture to better serve our aims.
- Instead of being authentic art, music becomes a thing to be bought and sold, which debases the very meaning of the music and defangs the threat.
- A great flick to take the wee ones to, especially when current paranoia practically begs both parents and kids to have their nightmares defanged.
- It certainly doesn't help that these tracks, marginal compositions to begin with, seem to have been completely defanged by glossy production techniques.
- It's a ruse to show that the snake is not defanged,’ said Whitaker.

Definition of defang in US English:

defang

verbdēˈfaNG

[with object]often as adjective defanged

Render harmless or ineffectual.
使无害，使无效
the military, demoralized and defanged, gave up their campaign
武装部队没了士气，失去了战斗力，于是便放弃了军事行动。
Example sentencesExamples
- It certainly doesn't help that these tracks, marginal compositions to begin with, seem to have been completely defanged by glossy production techniques.
- Never mind that he had been defeated, defanged, isolated, and contained.
- Luckily, these pre-summit initiatives were defanged and something quite different took place in Geneva instead.
- In addition to the important question of who receives the reports, other seemingly insignificant details can defang a proposal.
- A great flick to take the wee ones to, especially when current paranoia practically begs both parents and kids to have their nightmares defanged.
- First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged.
- Whatever the reason, this biting comedy has been defanged.
- It's a ruse to show that the snake is not defanged,’ said Whitaker.
- If their campy, defanged delivery is too much for you, and you like your rock sweaty and sincere, there's still more than a couple songs with wider appeal.
- The tendency is for the ruling ideology to slowly come to accommodate rebellion, to sanitise, defang and deodorize its primary practitioners.
- Instead of being authentic art, music becomes a thing to be bought and sold, which debases the very meaning of the music and defangs the threat.
- Even better, it might defang the other nine state laws as well, making it clear that they truly apply to everyone.
- The lengthy appeal should ensure that decoupling is defanged.
- ‘Liturgizing’ parts of the Scriptures, especially the prophetic sections, not only enshrines these potent passages; it also domesticates and defangs them of their power.
- But he has looked the beast in the face and defanged it.
- If reality bites, we can just defang it and alter the picture to better serve our aims.
- You defang a goodly quantity of liberal opposition by deeming passport or driving licence as base ID, and you can associate the data you like without giving them the opportunity to oppose you.
- Yet being included in the museum's powerful if mute embrace sometimes defangs what once had a powerful bite, makes it less edgy and disruptive.
- He's very much aware of the fact that humor can be used to defang a problematic issue.
- Stars became less incandescent and more establishment; rock's rebels were defanged.

单词	defang
释义	Definition of defang in English: defang verb diːˈfaŋdēˈfaNG [with object] Make (something) harmless or ineffectual. 使无害，使无效 the president had largely defanged the opposition Example sentencesExamples The tendency is for the ruling ideology to slowly come to accommodate rebellion, to sanitise, defang and deodorize its primary practitioners. The lengthy appeal should ensure that decoupling is defanged. Even better, it might defang the other nine state laws as well, making it clear that they truly apply to everyone. In addition to the important question of who receives the reports, other seemingly insignificant details can defang a proposal. Whatever the reason, this biting comedy has been defanged. You defang a goodly quantity of liberal opposition by deeming passport or driving licence as base ID, and you can associate the data you like without giving them the opportunity to oppose you. ‘Liturgizing’ parts of the Scriptures, especially the prophetic sections, not only enshrines these potent passages; it also domesticates and defangs them of their power. Yet being included in the museum's powerful if mute embrace sometimes defangs what once had a powerful bite, makes it less edgy and disruptive. He's very much aware of the fact that humor can be used to defang a problematic issue. If their campy, defanged delivery is too much for you, and you like your rock sweaty and sincere, there's still more than a couple songs with wider appeal. Never mind that he had been defeated, defanged, isolated, and contained. But he has looked the beast in the face and defanged it. First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged. Luckily, these pre-summit initiatives were defanged and something quite different took place in Geneva instead. Stars became less incandescent and more establishment; rock's rebels were defanged. If reality bites, we can just defang it and alter the picture to better serve our aims. Instead of being authentic art, music becomes a thing to be bought and sold, which debases the very meaning of the music and defangs the threat. A great flick to take the wee ones to, especially when current paranoia practically begs both parents and kids to have their nightmares defanged. It certainly doesn't help that these tracks, marginal compositions to begin with, seem to have been completely defanged by glossy production techniques. It's a ruse to show that the snake is not defanged,’ said Whitaker. Definition of defang in US English: defang verbdēˈfaNG [with object]often as adjective defanged Render harmless or ineffectual. 使无害，使无效 the military, demoralized and defanged, gave up their campaign 武装部队没了士气，失去了战斗力，于是便放弃了军事行动。 Example sentencesExamples It certainly doesn't help that these tracks, marginal compositions to begin with, seem to have been completely defanged by glossy production techniques. Never mind that he had been defeated, defanged, isolated, and contained. Luckily, these pre-summit initiatives were defanged and something quite different took place in Geneva instead. In addition to the important question of who receives the reports, other seemingly insignificant details can defang a proposal. A great flick to take the wee ones to, especially when current paranoia practically begs both parents and kids to have their nightmares defanged. First, a trade secret: the snakes with a snake charmer are usually defanged. Whatever the reason, this biting comedy has been defanged. It's a ruse to show that the snake is not defanged,’ said Whitaker. If their campy, defanged delivery is too much for you, and you like your rock sweaty and sincere, there's still more than a couple songs with wider appeal. The tendency is for the ruling ideology to slowly come to accommodate rebellion, to sanitise, defang and deodorize its primary practitioners. Instead of being authentic art, music becomes a thing to be bought and sold, which debases the very meaning of the music and defangs the threat. Even better, it might defang the other nine state laws as well, making it clear that they truly apply to everyone. The lengthy appeal should ensure that decoupling is defanged. ‘Liturgizing’ parts of the Scriptures, especially the prophetic sections, not only enshrines these potent passages; it also domesticates and defangs them of their power. But he has looked the beast in the face and defanged it. If reality bites, we can just defang it and alter the picture to better serve our aims. You defang a goodly quantity of liberal opposition by deeming passport or driving licence as base ID, and you can associate the data you like without giving them the opportunity to oppose you. Yet being included in the museum's powerful if mute embrace sometimes defangs what once had a powerful bite, makes it less edgy and disruptive. He's very much aware of the fact that humor can be used to defang a problematic issue. Stars became less incandescent and more establishment; rock's rebels were defanged.
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