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declamate

declamate verb: to declaim; to engage in declamation.

Verb

declamate (third-person singular simple present declamates, present participle declamating, simple past and past participle declamated)

  1. (rare) To declaim; to engage in declamation.

Forms of declamate

third-person singular presentdeclamates
present participledeclamating
past participledeclamated
pastdeclamated

Questions about declamate

What does declamate mean?
Declamate means to declaim; to engage in declamation.
What part of speech is declamate?
Declamate is a verb.
What is the past tense of declamate?
The past tense of declamate is declamated.

Words near declamate in the dictionary

  1. declaimeth
  2. declaiming
  3. declaimings
  4. declaims
  5. declaire
  6. declamate
  7. declamated
  8. declamates
  9. declamating
  10. declamation
  11. declamations

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