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deproclaim

deproclaim verb: to proclaim an area free of an existing proclamation.

Verb

deproclaim (third-person singular simple present deproclaims, present participle deproclaiming, simple past and past participle deproclaimed)

  1. (South Africa) To proclaim an area free of an existing proclamation

Forms of deproclaim

third-person singular presentdeproclaims
present participledeproclaiming
past participledeproclaimed
pastdeproclaimed

Origin of deproclaim

de- + proclaim

Questions about deproclaim

What does deproclaim mean?
Deproclaim means to proclaim an area free of an existing proclamation.
What part of speech is deproclaim?
Deproclaim is a verb.
What is the past tense of deproclaim?
The past tense of deproclaim is deproclaimed.

Words near deproclaim in the dictionary

  1. deproblematize
  2. deproblematized
  3. deproblematizes
  4. deproblematizing
  5. deproblemize
  6. deproclaim
  7. deproclaimed
  8. deprodone
  9. deprofessionalization
  10. deprofessionalize
  11. deprofessionalized

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