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disennoble

disennoble verb: to deprive of what ennobles; to degrade.

Verb

disennoble (third-person singular simple present disennobles, present participle disennobling, simple past and past participle disennobled)

  1. (transitive) To deprive of what ennobles; to degrade.

Forms of disennoble

third-person singular presentdisennobles
present participledisennobling
past participledisennobled
pastdisennobled

Origin of disennoble

From dis- + ennoble.

Questions about disennoble

What does disennoble mean?
Disennoble means to deprive of what ennobles; to degrade.
What part of speech is disennoble?
Disennoble is a verb.
What is the past tense of disennoble?
The past tense of disennoble is disennobled.

Words near disennoble in the dictionary

  1. disenjoyed
  2. disenjoying
  3. disenjoyment
  4. disenjoyments
  5. disenjoys
  6. disennoble
  7. disennobled
  8. disennobles
  9. disennobling
  10. disenrich
  11. disenriched

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