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coordain

coordain verb: to ordain or appoint together.

Verb

coordain (third-person singular simple present coordains, present participle coordaining, simple past and past participle coordained)

  1. (transitive) To ordain or appoint together.

Forms of coordain

third-person singular presentcoordains
present participlecoordaining
past participlecoordained
pastcoordained

Origin of coordain

From co- + ordain.

Questions about coordain

What does coordain mean?
Coordain means to ordain or appoint together.
What part of speech is coordain?
Coordain is a verb.
What is the past tense of coordain?
The past tense of coordain is coordained.

Words near coordain in the dictionary

  1. coorbit theory
  2. coorbital
  3. coorbitals
  4. coorbits
  5. coord
  6. coordain
  7. coordained
  8. coordaining
  9. coordains
  10. coordigram
  11. coordigrams

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