0 past simple and past participle of deskill
1 to reduce the amount of skill that someone needs to do a particular job:
New technology has been used to deskill many jobs.
The simpler versions of the hysteresis idea explain this observation by suggesting that unemployed workers become deskilled and are thereby prevented from regaining employment.
Becoming learners after having been expert practitioners has resulted in their feeling deskilled.
There is a general fear that the installation of gas may become deskilled.
The methods of teaching are frequently prescribed and one of the results is that professionals feel deskilled.
They feel that the service will be deskilled.
During the period of enforced inactivity she is in effect being deskilled.
Another disadvantage, according to the document, is that the cessation of this activity could mean that some providers may become deskilled.
They believe that if a longer time is chosen as a minimum, a doctor might become totally deskilled.
