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disattune

disattune verb: to put out of harmony.

Verb

disattune (third-person singular simple present disattunes, present participle disattuning, simple past and past participle disattuned)

  1. (transitive) To put out of harmony.

Forms of disattune

third-person singular presentdisattunes
present participledisattuning
past participledisattuned
pastdisattuned

Questions about disattune

What does disattune mean?
Disattune means to put out of harmony.
What part of speech is disattune?
Disattune is a verb.
What is the past tense of disattune?
The past tense of disattune is disattuned.

Words near disattune in the dictionary

  1. disattract
  2. disattracted
  3. disattracting
  4. disattracts
  5. disattribution
  6. disattune
  7. disattuned
  8. disattunes
  9. disattuning
  10. disaturated
  11. disaugment

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