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disadhere

disadhere verb: to remove an object from adhesion; unstick.

Verb

disadhere (third-person singular simple present disadheres, present participle disadhering, simple past and past participle disadhered)

  1. (transitive) To remove an object from adhesion; unstick.
  2. (intransitive) To lose adhesive ability.

Forms of disadhere

third-person singular presentdisadheres
present participledisadhering
past participledisadhered
pastdisadhered

Origin of disadhere

From dis- + adhere.

Questions about disadhere

What does disadhere mean?
Disadhere means to remove an object from adhesion; unstick.
What part of speech is disadhere?
Disadhere is a verb.
What is the past tense of disadhere?
The past tense of disadhere is disadhered.

Words near disadhere in the dictionary

  1. disactivates
  2. disactivating
  3. disad
  4. disadaptation
  5. disadaptive
  6. disadhere
  7. disadhesion
  8. disadhesive
  9. disadjust
  10. disadjusts
  11. disadorn

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