DECONDITION Definition & Meaning

decondition

[dee-kuhn-dish-uhn]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

to diminish the physical strength, stamina, or vitality of; weaken.
to diminish or eliminate the conditioned condition responses or behavior patterns of.

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First recorded in 1935–40; de- + condition

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Furthermore, he says, “we decondition quickly following injury or life getting in our ways.”

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In the words of their physicians, they “decondition” and “fail to thrive.”

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“But when there is a real issue, we have to decondition ourselves and be vulnerable and say, ‘hey there’s something wrong.'”

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“But when there is a real issue, we have to decondition ourselves and be vulnerable and say, ‘hey there’s something wrong.’”

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He says, “We have to decondition ourselves, to undo all that self-contempt we have,” and Tom thinks, I can do that too.

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