devitalize

She was a tennis-playing nutritionist with a master's in biochemistry who was a critic of processed, "devitalized" foods and advocated for vitamin supplements.

This can devitalize the plant to the point of it starting to die back.

For progressive celebrators, “the risk of stifling, enervating, or devitalizing human society is not even part of their calculation.”

Fernandez-Palacios was "just a pale reflection of an interfering, intrusive, badly educated, spoiled, capricious, devitalized and servile policy" that was submissive to the United States, the letter stated.

Miller’s writing début may have been precipitated by her assault, but the final work devitalizes its horrific beginnings.