allineate
allineate verb: to align.
Verb
allineate (third-person singular simple present allineates, present participle allineating, simple past and past participle allineated)
- To align.
- the intended base line allineated by placing a telescope a little beyond one of its proposed extremities1867, John Frederick William Herschel, Familiar Lectures on Scientific Subjects
Forms of allineate
| third-person singular present | allineates |
|---|---|
| present participle | allineating |
| past participle | allineated |
| past | allineated |
Origin of allineate
Borrowed from the past participle of Italian allineare.
Questions about allineate
- What does allineate mean?
- Allineate means to align.
- What part of speech is allineate?
- Allineate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of allineate?
- The past tense of allineate is allineated.
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