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decastellate

decastellate verb: to remove castellation or battlements (from).

Verb

decastellate (third-person singular simple present decastellates, present participle decastellating, simple past and past participle decastellated)

  1. To remove castellation or battlements (from)

Forms of decastellate

third-person singular presentdecastellates
present participledecastellating
past participledecastellated
pastdecastellated

Origin of decastellate

From de- + castellate.

Questions about decastellate

What does decastellate mean?
Decastellate means to remove castellation or battlements (from).
What part of speech is decastellate?
Decastellate is a verb.
What is the past tense of decastellate?
The past tense of decastellate is decastellated.

Words near decastellate in the dictionary

  1. decaseconds
  2. decasepalous
  3. decasodium
  4. decaspermal
  5. decaspermous
  6. decastellate
  7. decastellated
  8. decastellates
  9. decastellating
  10. decastere
  11. decasteres

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