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deplant

deplant verb: to uproot (plants).

Verb

deplant (third-person singular simple present deplants, present participle deplanting, simple past and past participle deplanted)

  1. (transitive) To uproot (plants)
  2. to transplant.
    • deplanted nerves
    • deplanted tissue

Forms of deplant

third-person singular presentdeplants
present participledeplanting
past participledeplanted
pastdeplanted

Origin of deplant

From de- + plant: compare French déplanter, Latin deplantare to take off a twig.

Questions about deplant

What does deplant mean?
Deplant means to uproot (plants).
What part of speech is deplant?
Deplant is a verb.
What is the past tense of deplant?
The past tense of deplant is deplanted.

Words near deplant in the dictionary

  1. deplanetize
  2. deplanetized
  3. deplanetizes
  4. deplanetizing
  5. deplaning
  6. deplant
  7. deplantation
  8. deplantations
  9. deplanted
  10. deplanting
  11. deplants

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