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decalcify
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de·cal·ci·fy (d-kls-f)
v.
To remove calcium or calcium compounds from a substance.
de·calci·fi·cation (-f-kshn) n.
decalcify [de-kal´sĭ-fi]
to undergo decalcification.
decalcify
to deprive of calcium or its salts.
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