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euthanize

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eu·than·ize  (yth-nz) also eu·than·a·tize (y-thn-tz)
tr.v. eu·than·ized also eu·than·a·tized, eu·than·iz·ing also eu·than·a·tiz·ing, eu·than·iz·es also euthan·a·tiz·es
To subject to euthanasia.
[euthan(asia) + -ize.]
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