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cassate

cassate verb: to render void; to undo or annul.

Verb

cassate (third-person singular simple present cassates, present participle cassating, simple past and past participle cassated)

  1. (obsolete) To render void; to undo or annul.

Forms of cassate

third-person singular presentcassates
present participlecassating
past participlecassated
pastcassated

Origin of cassate

From Late Latin cassare. See cass.

Questions about cassate

What does cassate mean?
Cassate means to render void; to undo or annul.
What part of speech is cassate?
Cassate is a verb.
What is the past tense of cassate?
The past tense of cassate is cassated.

Words near cassate in the dictionary

  1. Cassaros
  2. Cassars
  3. cassata
  4. cassata siciliana
  5. cassatas
  6. cassate
  7. cassation
  8. cassations
  9. Cassaundra
  10. cassava
  11. cassava wood

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