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decoloration

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decoloration /de·col·or·a·tion/ (de-kul″er-a´shun)
1. removal of color; bleaching.
2. lack or loss of color.
decoloration,
the natural loss or removal of color, as by bleaching.
decoloration [de-kul″er-a´shun]
1. removal of color; bleaching.
2. lack or loss of color.
decoloration
1. removal of color; bleaching.
2. lack or loss of color.
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