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atrede

atrede verb: to surpass or outdo in counsel.

Verb

atrede (third-person singular simple present atredes, present participle atreding, simple past and past participle atred or atredd)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To surpass or outdo in counsel.

Forms of atrede

third-person singular presentatredes
present participleatreding
past participleatred
pastatred
past participleatredd
pastatredd

Origin of atrede

From Middle English atreden, equivalent to at- (“beyond, out-”) + rede (“counsel, advice”).

Questions about atrede

What does atrede mean?
Atrede means to surpass or outdo in counsel.
What part of speech is atrede?
Atrede is a verb.
What is the past tense of atrede?
The past tense of atrede is atred.

Words near atrede in the dictionary

  1. atreaches
  2. atreaching
  3. Atrebates
  4. Atrebatian
  5. Atrebatians
  6. atrede
  7. atredes
  8. atreding
  9. ATREE
  10. Atreid
  11. Atreidae

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