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dehaunt

dehaunt verb: to free from ghosts.

Verb

dehaunt (third-person singular simple present dehaunts, present participle dehaunting, simple past and past participle dehaunted)

  1. (transitive) To free from ghosts.
    • Dehaunt the entire premises—so life can return to normal—by ending a slew of damaging ghost sightings.2012, James Hagerty, Tainted Glass

Forms of dehaunt

third-person singular presentdehaunts
present participledehaunting
past participledehaunted
pastdehaunted
alternative formde-haunt

Origin of dehaunt

From de- + haunt.

Questions about dehaunt

What does dehaunt mean?
Dehaunt means to free from ghosts.
What part of speech is dehaunt?
Dehaunt is a verb.
What is the past tense of dehaunt?
The past tense of dehaunt is dehaunted.

Words near dehaunt in the dictionary

  1. Deharts
  2. dehaulm
  3. dehaulmed
  4. dehaulming
  5. dehaulms
  6. dehaunt
  7. dehaunted
  8. dehaunting
  9. dehaunts
  10. Dehaven
  11. Dehavens

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