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apprecihate

/əˈpɹiː.ʃi.heɪt/

apprecihate verb: to dislike, to resent.

Verb

apprecihate (third-person singular simple present apprecihates, present participle apprecihating, simple past and past participle apprecihated)

  1. (humorous, neologism, rare) To dislike, to resent.
    Synonyms:
    resent

Synonyms of apprecihate

Antonyms

Forms of apprecihate

third-person singular presentapprecihates
present participleapprecihating
past participleapprecihated
pastapprecihated

Origin of apprecihate

Blend of appreciate + hate.

Questions about apprecihate

What does apprecihate mean?
Apprecihate means to dislike, to resent.
What part of speech is apprecihate?
Apprecihate is a verb.
How do you pronounce apprecihate?
Apprecihate is pronounced /əˈpɹiː.ʃi.heɪt/.
What is the past tense of apprecihate?
The past tense of apprecihate is apprecihated.

Words near apprecihate in the dictionary

  1. appreciativeness
  2. appreciator
  3. appreciatorily
  4. appreciators
  5. appreciatory
  6. apprecihate
  7. apprecihated
  8. apprecihates
  9. apprecihating
  10. appreesh
  11. appreeshed

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