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delicense

delicense verb: to deprive of a license.

Verb

delicense (third-person singular simple present delicenses, present participle delicensing, simple past and past participle delicensed)

  1. (transitive) To deprive of a license.

Forms of delicense

third-person singular presentdelicenses
present participledelicensing
past participledelicensed
pastdelicensed
alternative formdelicence

Origin of delicense

From de- + license.

Words formed from delicense

Questions about delicense

What does delicense mean?
Delicense means to deprive of a license.
What part of speech is delicense?
Delicense is a verb.
What is the past tense of delicense?
The past tense of delicense is delicensed.

Words near delicense in the dictionary

  1. deliced
  2. delicence
  3. delicenced
  4. delicences
  5. delicencing
  6. delicense
  7. delicensed
  8. delicenses
  9. delicensing
  10. delicensure
  11. delicensures

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