Definition of decondition in English:

decondition

verb ˌdiːk(ə)nˈdɪʃ(ə)nˌdēkənˈdiSHən

[with object]

1Cause to lose fitness or muscle tone, especially through lack of exercise.
sedentary lifestyles that decondition their bodies
2Psychiatry
Reform or reverse (previously conditioned behaviour), especially in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to Terry Givens, who helped design fitness courses for the United States Air Force Academy, as we age, our tissues decondition.
1. 2.1informal Persuade (someone) to abandon a habitual mode of thinking.

Definition of decondition in US English:

decondition

verbˌdēkənˈdiSHən

[with object]

1Cause to lose fitness or muscle tone, especially through lack of exercise.
sedentary lifestyles that decondition their bodies
2Psychiatry
Reform or reverse (previously conditioned behavior), especially in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to Terry Givens, who helped design fitness courses for the United States Air Force Academy, as we age, our tissues decondition.
1. 2.1informal Persuade (someone) to abandon a habitual mode of thinking.

单词	decondition
释义	Definition of decondition in English: decondition verb ˌdiːk(ə)nˈdɪʃ(ə)nˌdēkənˈdiSHən [with object] 1Cause to lose fitness or muscle tone, especially through lack of exercise. sedentary lifestyles that decondition their bodies 2Psychiatry Reform or reverse (previously conditioned behaviour), especially in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control. Example sentencesExamples According to Terry Givens, who helped design fitness courses for the United States Air Force Academy, as we age, our tissues decondition. 2.1informal Persuade (someone) to abandon a habitual mode of thinking. Definition of decondition in US English: decondition verbˌdēkənˈdiSHən [with object] 1Cause to lose fitness or muscle tone, especially through lack of exercise. sedentary lifestyles that decondition their bodies 2Psychiatry Reform or reverse (previously conditioned behavior), especially in the treatment of phobia and other anxiety disorders in which the fear response to certain stimuli is brought under control. Example sentencesExamples According to Terry Givens, who helped design fitness courses for the United States Air Force Academy, as we age, our tissues decondition. 2.1informal Persuade (someone) to abandon a habitual mode of thinking.
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