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dismarch

dismarch verb: to march away; to withdraw.

Verb

dismarch (third-person singular simple present dismarches, present participle dismarching, simple past and past participle dismarched)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete) To march away; to withdraw.

Forms of dismarch

third-person singular presentdismarches
present participledismarching
past participledismarched
pastdismarched

Origin of dismarch

From dis- + march.

Questions about dismarch

What does dismarch mean?
Dismarch means to march away; to withdraw.
What part of speech is dismarch?
Dismarch is a verb.
What is the past tense of dismarch?
The past tense of dismarch is dismarched.

Words near dismarch in the dictionary

  1. dismantlers
  2. dismantles
  3. dismantleth
  4. dismantling
  5. dismantlings
  6. dismarch
  7. dismarched
  8. dismarches
  9. dismarching
  10. dismarried
  11. dismarries

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