1. plural of neutralisation; the act or process of making something neutral or ineffective
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'neutralizations'; commonly used in chemistry, politics, and military contexts
2. in chemistry, the process of combining an acid and a base to form a salt and water
Usage: technical/scientific context

Examples

• The neutralisations of the opposing forces led to a stalemate.
• Several neutralisations of toxic chemicals were required at the industrial site.
• The government pursued neutralisations of the threat through diplomatic channels.
• In the laboratory, the neutralisations of the acids were carefully monitored.
• Military strategists discussed the neutralisations of enemy positions.
• The neutralisations of conflicting interests allowed the two parties to reach an agreement.