1. present participle of denaturalise; to make something less natural or to strip away natural qualities
Usage: chiefly British spelling; American English typically uses 'denaturalizing'; often used in philosophical, environmental, or cultural contexts
2. removing citizenship or nationality from a person
Usage: legal/formal context

Examples

• The industrial process is denaturalising the landscape.
• Modern technology is denaturalising human interaction.
• The government was accused of denaturalising citizens for political reasons.
• Excessive urbanization is denaturalising the region's ecosystem.
• Critics argue that standardized testing is denaturalising education.
• The policy of denaturalising immigrants was widely condemned.