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degazette

degazette verb: to remove an official status from something, by publishing the fact in an official gazette.

Verb

degazette (third-person singular simple present degazettes, present participle degazetting, simple past and past participle degazetted)

  1. (Africa, East, Malaysia, South Africa, transitive) To remove an official status from something, by publishing the fact in an official gazette.

Forms of degazette

third-person singular presentdegazettes
present participledegazetting
past participledegazetted
pastdegazetted

Origin of degazette

From de- + gazette.

Words formed from degazette

Questions about degazette

What does degazette mean?
Degazette means to remove an official status from something, by publishing the fact in an official gazette.
What part of speech is degazette?
Degazette is a verb.
What is the past tense of degazette?
The past tense of degazette is degazetted.

Words near degazette in the dictionary

  1. degaussers
  2. degausses
  3. degaussing
  4. degaussings
  5. degazettal
  6. degazette
  7. degazetted
  8. degazettement
  9. degazettements
  10. degazettes
  11. degazetting

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