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decapacitation

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de·ca·pac·i·ta·tion (dk-ps-tshn)
n.
The prevention of capacitation by spermatozoa, and thus of their ability to fertilize egg cells.
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He argues that capitalist development, especially the rise of monocrop economies, and the loss of political autonomy that came with imperialism, led to state decapacitation and the destruction of moral economies that once had ensured food entitlements.
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