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danton

danton verb: to daunt; to subdue.

Verb

danton (third-person singular simple present dantons, present participle dantoning, simple past and past participle dantoned)

  1. (Scotland, transitive) To daunt; to subdue.

Proper noun capitalized: Danton

Danton

  1. A surname from French.

Forms of danton

third-person singular presentdantons
present participledantoning
past participledantoned
pastdantoned

Words formed from danton

Phrases with danton

Questions about danton

What does danton mean?
Danton means to daunt; to subdue.
What part of speech is danton?
Danton can be a verb or a proper noun.
What is the past tense of danton?
The past tense of danton is dantoned.

Words near danton in the dictionary

  1. Dantins
  2. Dantism
  3. Dantist
  4. Dantists
  5. Dantology
  6. danton
  7. Danton collar
  8. Danton collars
  9. dantoned
  10. Dantonesque
  11. Dantoni

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