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diswarn

diswarn verb: to dissuade or warn against.

Verb

diswarn (third-person singular simple present diswarns, present participle diswarning, simple past and past participle diswarned)

  1. (obsolete) To dissuade or warn against.

Forms of diswarn

third-person singular presentdiswarns
present participlediswarning
past participlediswarned
pastdiswarned

Origin of diswarn

From dis- + warn (with intensive dis-).

Questions about diswarn

What does diswarn mean?
Diswarn means to dissuade or warn against.
What part of speech is diswarn?
Diswarn is a verb.
What is the past tense of diswarn?
The past tense of diswarn is diswarned.

Words near diswarn in the dictionary

  1. disvulnerability
  2. diswant
  3. diswanted
  4. diswanting
  5. diswants
  6. diswarn
  7. diswarned
  8. diswarning
  9. diswarns
  10. diswarren
  11. diswarrened

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