de fiberise

de·fi·ber·ize

[dee-fahy-buh-rahyz]
verb (used with object), de·fi·ber·ized, de·fi·ber·iz·ing.
Also, especially British, de·fi·ber·ise.


Origin:
de- + fiber + -ize

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