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deagonize

deagonize verb: the removal of agony; to cause relief or happiness back.

Verb

deagonize (third-person singular simple present deagonizes, present participle deagonizing, simple past and past participle deagonized)

  1. (obsolete) The removal of agony; to cause relief or happiness back.

Forms of deagonize

third-person singular presentdeagonizes
present participledeagonizing
past participledeagonized
pastdeagonized

Origin of deagonize

From de- + agony + -ize.

Questions about deagonize

What does deagonize mean?
Deagonize means the removal of agony; to cause relief or happiness back.
What part of speech is deagonize?
Deagonize is a verb.
What is the past tense of deagonize?
The past tense of deagonize is deagonized.

Words near deagonize in the dictionary

  1. deaging
  2. deagle
  3. deagled
  4. deagles
  5. deagling
  6. deagonize
  7. deagrarianisation
  8. deagrarianisations
  9. deagrarianization
  10. deagrarianizations
  11. Deahl

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