Usually means: Reduce or release contained pressure.
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▸ verb:  (British spelling) Alternative spelling of depressurize [(transitive) To reduce the air pressure within a chamber.]

Similar:
depressurize, underpressurise, overpressurise, de-energise, depressure, decarbonise, desulphurise, deoxidise, depolarise, deodorise, more...

Opposite:
pressurize, pressurise, increase pressure

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Similar:
depressurize, underpressurise, overpressurise, de-energise, depressure, decarbonise, desulphurise, deoxidise, depolarise, deodorise, more...

Opposite:
pressurize, pressurise, increase pressure



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