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derestrict

/ (ˌdiːrɪˈstrɪkt) /

verb

(tr) to render or leave free from restriction, esp a road from speed limits

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Derived forms of derestrict

derestriction, noun

Words nearby derestrict

dereliction, derencephaly, derepress, derepression, derequisition, derestrict, Dergue, De Ridder, deride, de rigueur, derisible
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