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decommemorate

decommemorate verb: to mark a perceived wrong by initiating an attack on the wrongdoers.

Verb

decommemorate (third-person singular simple present decommemorates, present participle decommemorating, simple past and past participle decommemorated)

  1. To mark a perceived wrong by initiating an attack on the wrongdoers

Forms of decommemorate

third-person singular presentdecommemorates
present participledecommemorating
past participledecommemorated
pastdecommemorated

Origin of decommemorate

From de- + commemorate.

Questions about decommemorate

What does decommemorate mean?
Decommemorate means to mark a perceived wrong by initiating an attack on the wrongdoers.
What part of speech is decommemorate?
Decommemorate is a verb.
What is the past tense of decommemorate?
The past tense of decommemorate is decommemorated.

Words near decommemorate in the dictionary

  1. decombined
  2. decombines
  3. decombining
  4. decomino
  5. decominoes
  6. decommemorate
  7. decommercialization
  8. decommercialize
  9. decommercialized
  10. decommercializes
  11. decommercializing

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