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disquote

disquote verb: to transform a quoted utterance into an actual statement about the world.

Verb

disquote (third-person singular simple present disquotes, present participle disquoting, simple past and past participle disquoted)

  1. To transform a quoted utterance into an actual statement about the world.

Forms of disquote

third-person singular presentdisquotes
present participledisquoting
past participledisquoted
pastdisquoted

Origin of disquote

From dis- + quote.

Questions about disquote

What does disquote mean?
Disquote means to transform a quoted utterance into an actual statement about the world.
What part of speech is disquote?
Disquote is a verb.
What is the past tense of disquote?
The past tense of disquote is disquoted.

Words near disquote in the dictionary

  1. disquisitors
  2. disquisitory
  3. disquotable
  4. disquotation
  5. disquotational
  6. disquote
  7. disquoted
  8. disquotes
  9. disquoting
  10. Disraeli
  11. Disraelian

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