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discoordinate

discoordinate verb: to cause or to undergo discoordination.

Verb

discoordinate (third-person singular simple present discoordinates, present participle discoordinating, simple past and past participle discoordinated)

  1. To cause or to undergo discoordination.

Forms of discoordinate

third-person singular presentdiscoordinates
present participlediscoordinating
past participlediscoordinated
pastdiscoordinated
alternative formdyscoordinate

Origin of discoordinate

From dis- + coordinate.

Questions about discoordinate

What does discoordinate mean?
Discoordinate means to cause or to undergo discoordination.
What part of speech is discoordinate?
Discoordinate is a verb.
What is the past tense of discoordinate?
The past tense of discoordinate is discoordinated.

Words near discoordinate in the dictionary

  1. discontinuousness
  2. discontinuum
  3. disconvenience
  4. disconveniences
  5. disconvenient
  6. discoordinate
  7. discoordinated
  8. discoordinating
  9. discoordination
  10. discopathies
  11. discopathy

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