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deconsolidate

deconsolidate verb: to split something into a number of component parts.

Verb

deconsolidate (third-person singular simple present deconsolidates, present participle deconsolidating, simple past and past participle deconsolidated)

  1. To split something into a number of component parts.
    Antonyms:
    consolidate
  2. To make something weaker or less solid; to weaken.

Antonyms of deconsolidate

Forms of deconsolidate

third-person singular presentdeconsolidates
present participledeconsolidating
past participledeconsolidated
pastdeconsolidated

Origin of deconsolidate

From de- + consolidate.

Questions about deconsolidate

What does deconsolidate mean?
Deconsolidate means to split something into a number of component parts.
What part of speech is deconsolidate?
Deconsolidate is a verb.
What is the past tense of deconsolidate?
The past tense of deconsolidate is deconsolidated.

Words near deconsolidate in the dictionary

  1. deconsecrated
  2. deconsecrates
  3. deconsecrating
  4. deconsecration
  5. deconsecrations
  6. deconsolidate
  7. deconsolidated
  8. deconsolidates
  9. deconsolidating
  10. deconsolidation
  11. deconsolidations

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