detrumpify

English

Etymology

From de- +‎ Trump +‎ -ify.

Verb

detrumpify (third-person singular simple present detrumpifies, present participle detrumpifying, simple past and past participle detrumpified)

1. (US politics, transitive, neologism) To subject to detrumpification.
   • 2019 December 11, Ira Allen, “On Detrumpification: An Urgently Necessary Process After Trumpism”, in Common Dreams‎^[1]:

     So, no, if you want to be able to detrumpify--and if you give any shits about democratic norms or the constitutional order or any of that, you'd *better* want to be able to detrumpify government at all levels -- then you've only got one pragmatic choice.