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discompany

discompany verb: to free from company, to dissociate.

Verb

discompany (third-person singular simple present discompanies, present participle discompanying, simple past and past participle discompanied)

  1. (archaic) To free from company, to dissociate.

Forms of discompany

third-person singular presentdiscompanies
present participlediscompanying
past participlediscompanied
pastdiscompanied

Origin of discompany

From dis- + company.

Questions about discompany

What does discompany mean?
Discompany means to free from company, to dissociate.
What part of speech is discompany?
Discompany is a verb.
What is the past tense of discompany?
The past tense of discompany is discompanied.

Words near discompany in the dictionary

  1. discommonsed
  2. discommonses
  3. discommonsing
  4. discommunity
  5. discompanies
  6. discompany
  7. discompassionate
  8. discompassionately
  9. discomplexion
  10. discomplexioned
  11. discomplexioning

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