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deinterline

/diːˈɪntəɹlaɪn/

deinterline verb: to remove an interlining between (two rail lines) or interlinings in (a rail system).

Verb

deinterline (third-person singular simple present deinterlines, present participle deinterlining, simple past and past participle deinterlined)

  1. (transitive) To remove an interlining between (two rail lines) or interlinings in (a rail system)

Forms of deinterline

third-person singular presentdeinterlines
present participledeinterlining
past participledeinterlined
pastdeinterlined

Questions about deinterline

What does deinterline mean?
Deinterline means to remove an interlining between (two rail lines) or interlinings in (a rail system).
What part of speech is deinterline?
Deinterline is a verb.
How do you pronounce deinterline?
Deinterline is pronounced /diːˈɪntəɹlaɪn/.
What is the past tense of deinterline?
The past tense of deinterline is deinterlined.

Words near deinterline in the dictionary

  1. deinterleaved
  2. deinterleaver
  3. deinterleavers
  4. deinterleaves
  5. deinterleaving
  6. deinterline
  7. deinternationalisation
  8. deinternationalise
  9. deinternationalization
  10. deinternationalize
  11. deintronization

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