How Do You Spell DECITIZENISE?

Pronunciation: [dɪsˈɪtɪzənˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "decitizenise" is spelled with nine letters and can be divided into three parts: "de," "citizen," and "ise." The first part "de" means "undo," while "citizen" refers to someone who is a member of a country. The suffix "ise" denotes "to make or become" and is commonly used in British English. The word's IPA phonetic transcription is /di:siʔɪn-aɪz/ where the stress falls on the second syllable. Its meaning is to strip someone of their citizenship.

DECITIZENISE Meaning and Definition

  1. Decitizenise, also spelled as "de-citizenise," is a verb that refers to the act of stripping an individual or a group of their citizenship status, formally or informally. This term is used to describe the deliberate process of removing the legal rights, privileges, and responsibilities associated with being a citizen of a particular country.

    Decitizenisation can occur due to various reasons, such as laws or policies enacted by the government, voluntary renunciation of citizenship by an individual, or even through forced measures in times of conflict or political upheaval. It often involves the revocation of passports, national identification cards, and other official documents that validate one's citizenship.

    This term encompasses the notion of rendering someone stateless, as it involves severing the individual's connection to any recognized nation or political community. Consequently, decitizenisation can have severe implications, leaving the affected individuals without access to fundamental rights and entitlements, including protection under a nation's legal framework, healthcare, education, and participation in democratic processes.

    Decitizenisation can be a contentious and controversial practice, as it challenges the principles of inclusivity, human rights, and the inherent social contract between individuals and their nations. It can be used as a political tool to marginalize or exclude specific groups based on ethnicity, religion, or political dissent. Consequently, there are ongoing debates and international human rights frameworks to prevent and address instances of arbitrary or unjust decitizenisation, aiming to safeguard the rights of individuals and prevent statelessness.

Conjugate verb Decitizenise

CONDITIONAL

I would decitizenise
you would decitizenise
he/she/it would decitizenise
we would decitizenise
they would decitizenise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be decitizenising
you would be decitizenising
he/she/it would be decitizenising
we would be decitizenising
they would be decitizenising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have decitizenise
you would have decitizenise
he/she/it would have decitizenise
we would have decitizenise
they would have decitizenise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been decitizenising
you would have been decitizenising
he/she/it would have been decitizenising
we would have been decitizenising
they would have been decitizenising

FUTURE

I will decitizenise
you will decitizenise
he/she/it will decitizenise
we will decitizenise
they will decitizenise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be decitizenising
you will be decitizenising
he/she/it will be decitizenising
we will be decitizenising
they will be decitizenising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have decitizenised
you will have decitizenised
he/she/it will have decitizenised
we will have decitizenised
they will have decitizenised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been decitizenising
you will have been decitizenising
he/she/it will have been decitizenising
we will have been decitizenising
they will have been decitizenising

IMPERATIVE

you decitizenise
we let´s decitizenise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to decitizenise

PAST

I decitizenised
you decitizenised
he/she/it decitizenised
we decitizenised
they decitizenised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was decitizenising
you were decitizenising
he/she/it was decitizenising
we were decitizenising
they were decitizenising

PAST PARTICIPLE

decitizenised

PAST PERFECT

I had decitizenised
you had decitizenised
he/she/it had decitizenised
we had decitizenised
they had decitizenised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been decitizenising
you had been decitizenising
he/she/it had been decitizenising
we had been decitizenising
they had been decitizenising

PRESENT

I decitizenise
you decitizenise
he/she/it decitizenises
we decitizenise
they decitizenise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am decitizenising
you are decitizenising
he/she/it is decitizenising
we are decitizenising
they are decitizenising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

decitizenising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have decitizenised
you have decitizenised
he/she/it has decitizenised
we have decitizenised
they have decitizenised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been decitizenising
you have been decitizenising
he/she/it has been decitizenising
we have been decitizenising
they have been decitizenising