What does DEP mean?
DEP means Detoxification Elimination Provocation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Police Abbreviations
Particularly in Police Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Detoxification Elimination Provocation?
Detoxification Elimination Provocation can be abbreviated as DEP
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What does DEP stand for? DEP stands for "Detoxification Elimination Provocation". |
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How to abbreviate "Detoxification Elimination Provocation"? "Detoxification Elimination Provocation" can be abbreviated as DEP. |
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What is the meaning of DEP abbreviation? The meaning of DEP abbreviation is "Detoxification Elimination Provocation". |
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What is DEP abbreviation? One of the definitions of DEP is "Detoxification Elimination Provocation". |
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What does DEP mean? DEP as abbreviation means "Detoxification Elimination Provocation". |
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What is shorthand of Detoxification Elimination Provocation? The most common shorthand of "Detoxification Elimination Provocation" is DEP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DETOX - Detoxification
- ENWB - Elimination of Non-Working Banks
- EVLS - Elimination Voltammetry with Linear Scan
- EY-NPMA - elimination yield - non-preemptive multiple access
- EWGPP - Elimination of Weapons-Grade Plutonium Production
- EYNPMA - Elimination Yield Non-Pre-Emptive Multiple Access
- DT - Detoxification
- DFSS - Detoxification Fear Survey Schedule
- DEPSE - Detoxification of Effluents by Photocatalytic Science and Engineering
- DRI - Detoxification Rehabilitation Institute
- PFI - provocation-free intervals
- DC - Detoxification Coach
- Detox - Detoxification Service
- DTX - detoxification
- PC - provocation concentration
- PD - provocation dose
- PT - provocation tests
- dc - Detoxification Centre
- dp - Detoxification Phase
- deregulation. - Elimination of regulation. Usually used to refer to the U.S. government's elimination of restrictions on airlines' fares, routes, etc. Enacted in 1978.