repotentise

English

Etymology

re- +‎ potent +‎ -ise

Verb

repotentise (third-person singular simple present repotentises, present participle repotentising, simple past and past participle repotentised)

1. Alternative form of repotentize
   • 1985 March, Helen Fullerton, “Methyl Isocyanate Poisoning: A Homeopathic Remedy”, in The Hahnemannian Gleanings, page 69:

     This together with the methyl isocyanale copper repotentises the β- arabinose (Cu) of the membranes of the lymph and mammary glands and eyelid and eyeball membranes;

   • 2014, Andrew Mason, Rasa Shastra: The Hidden Art of Medical Alchemy, page 76:

     This section is replete with multiple entries for recipes that suspend the ageing of the body from 100 to 10,000 years and repotentising/enlivening of the aged.

   • 2016, Shai Biderman, Ido Lewit, Mediamorphosis: Kafka and the Moving Image, page 40:

     Unlike Heidegger, Kafka does not propose as a solution to Zwitschern – tweeting – a revivified, repotentised Wissenschaft (science) or a method with the power to 'speak being'.