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coapply

coapply verb: to apply together with something else.

Verb

coapply (third-person singular simple present coapplies, present participle coapplying, simple past and past participle coapplied)

  1. To apply together with something else
    • The farmer coapplied fertilizer and herbicide to the field.
    • These two principles coapply in this case.

Forms of coapply

third-person singular presentcoapplies
present participlecoapplying
past participlecoapplied
pastcoapplied

Origin of coapply

From co- + apply.

Questions about coapply

What does coapply mean?
Coapply means to apply together with something else.
What part of speech is coapply?
Coapply is a verb.
What is the past tense of coapply?
The past tense of coapply is coapplied.

Words near coapply in the dictionary

  1. coappearing
  2. coappears
  3. coapplication
  4. coapplied
  5. coapplies
  6. coapply
  7. coapplying
  8. coapprentice
  9. coapprentices
  10. coapt
  11. coaptate

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