1. the act or process of ending rationing; the removal of restrictions on the distribution or consumption of goods
Usage: often used in historical contexts, particularly referring to post-World War II periods

1. to end rationing of; to remove rationing restrictions from
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'derationize' or 'derationalize'

Examples

• The derationing of sugar after the war was celebrated by many families.
• Derationing food supplies helped restore consumer choice in the post-war economy.
• The government began derationing essential goods in 1946.
• Derationing meat was one of the final steps in returning to a peacetime economy.
• Citizens eagerly awaited the derationing of butter and other dairy products.