Inaktywujmy

Inaktywujmy is the first-person plural imperative form of the Polish verb inaktywować, meaning "let's deactivate" or "shall we deactivate." It is used to propose that a group perform the action of rendering something inactive, whether temporarily or permanently, depending on context. The infinitive inaktywować consists of the prefix in- (negation) and aktywować (to activate).

The verb is built to express the act of disabling a function, feature, or object. It is commonly found in technical, administrative, and scientific contexts. In everyday language, speakers may also use the synonym dezaktywować, especially when referring to disabling a device, account, or role. Both terms are widely understood, but in some domains inaktywować emphasizes the state of being inactive, while dezaktywować can carry a stronger sense of disabling with irreversible or security-related connotations.

Usage and contexts. In information technology and system administration, inaktywować is used for actions such as deactivating a user account, a license, or a software feature. In security and access management, it may describe rendering an access token or credential unusable. In the life sciences, the term is used to describe processes that render a molecule, enzyme, or pathogen inactive (inaction of activity). In pharmacology, inaktywacja refers to inactivation processes affecting drugs or biological agents.

Conjugation (present): ja inaktywuję, ty inaktywujesz, on/ona inaktywuje, my inaktywujemy, wy inaktywujecie, oni inaktywują. Imperative: inaktywuj, inaktywujcie; infinitive: inaktywować; past: inaktywował(a/o). Example: Musimy inaktywować ten przycisk, aby zapobiec przypadkowemu uruchomieniu.