0 past simple and past participle of demystify
1 to make something easier to understand:
Expertise has been demystified and lost its traditional authority.
The workings of various digital signal processors, as implemented in the variety of sound processing equipment used today, are demystified.
It demystified the treatment and was helpful for them.
It demystified medical knowledge and moved it out of its single copy encasement.
She surveys how first life was demystified by biology, and then, more recently, thought and feeling have been illuminated by neuroscience.
First, participants in the lecture-group discussion have contact with other families; thus, the illness is demystified for these families, and they are able to see that they are not alone.
In this way, mapping in algorithmic composition could be demystified and more complex, varied and musically appropriate practices could be developed by building on the work of others.
Law centres must be the backbone of that service, providing demystified services to people on the high street.
