divestment
- noun
- /dɪˈvɛstmənt/
- Specialized
- Proper divestment of protective suits is essential to prevent contamination in the laboratory.
Examples
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The training included a demonstration of safe divestment procedures after handling hazardous materials.
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After the emergency drill, staff practiced the divestment of their safety equipment under supervision.
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The divestment of the protective gear was necessary before the procedure.
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After the accident, the team focused on the divestment of safety equipment.
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Proper divestment of protective suits is essential to prevent contamination in the laboratory.
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The training included a demonstration of safe divestment procedures after handling hazardous materials.
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After the emergency drill, staff practiced the divestment of their safety equipment under supervision.
Antonyms
How Undressed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Divestment comes from Latin parts dis- 'away' and vestire 'to clothe', and it shares the root with the English word vest. It originally meant 'to take clothes off', so a divestment is the act of removing clothing or protective gear.