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Verb(1) make free from bacteria(2) make infertile(3) make clean or unproductive

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(1) She remembers vividly that the kitchen cook stove was used to prepare meals, scrub-up before surgery and sterilize operating room equipment, surgical instruments, and rubber gloves.(2) Needless to say, they don't sterilize needles.(3) This chemical is used to make other chemicals and is also widely used in the health care industry to sterilize medical devices.(4) I have to please her, or she'll kill me or sterilize me or do something to keep me from breeding.(5) Before you can sterilize a medical device, you have to figure out how you're going to do it.(6) Although in the past local officials attempted to sterilize the male monkeys, the program proved unsuccessful due to high costs and the side effects of anesthetizing the animals.(7) Would it coincide with our ethics to sterilize all criminals in order to stop crime and violence for good?(8) The dentures can be soaked in any solution used to sterilize baby's bottles.(9) The audit found a practice nurse had been disinfecting but not sterilising an instrument known as a speculum.(10) Black lava-like toxic sludge containing sixty poisonous chemicals choked and sterilized up to 100 miles of rivers and creeks and poisoned the drinking water in seventeen communities.(11) Why don't they just take the kids into care and sterilise the parents?(12) Pasteur sterilized two containers, both of which contained a broth rich in nutrients.(13) However, it was actually the first radiation technology for sterilizing medical products in the late 1800s.(14) He told me that my tubes were tied, that I was sterilized and I would have no more children.(15) Countless lakes have been more or less sterilized by acid rain.(16) The programmes do not explain that some doctors refused to take part in sterilisation , euthanasia, or human experiments.