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deisolate

 [dee-ahy-suh-leyt, -is-uh-]  

de·i·so·late

   [dee-ahy-suh-leyt, -is-uh-]
verb (used with object), de·i·so·lat·ed, de·i·so·lat·ing.
to remove from isolation.
Origin:
1965–70; de- + isolate

Related forms
de·i·so·la·tion, noun
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