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1 (to) sequester
(to) sequester /sɪˈkwɛstə(r)/v. t.3 appartare; isolare; segregare● to sequester oneself, appartarsi; isolarsi; ritirarsi □ a sequestered cottage, una casetta isolata □ a sequestered spot, un luogo appartato; un angolo tranquillo □ (chim.) sequestering agent, agente sequestrante. -
2 (to) sequester
(to) sequester /sɪˈkwɛstə(r)/v. t.3 appartare; isolare; segregare● to sequester oneself, appartarsi; isolarsi; ritirarsi □ a sequestered cottage, una casetta isolata □ a sequestered spot, un luogo appartato; un angolo tranquillo □ (chim.) sequestering agent, agente sequestrante.
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sequester — v.tr. 1 (esp. as sequestered adj.) seclude, isolate, set apart (sequester oneself from the world; a sequestered life; a sequestered cottage). 2 = SEQUESTRATE. 3 Chem. bind (a metal ion) so that it cannot react. Etymology: ME f. OF sequestrer or… … Useful english dictionary
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