dummify
dummify verb: to make (something) into a dummy. Also the alternative form of dumbify.
Verb
dummify (third-person singular simple present dummifies, present participle dummifying, simple past and past participle dummified)
- To make (something) into a dummy.
- As a consequence, it was not necessary to dummify this variable.1994 June, Marijke ter Voert, Albert Felling, Jan Peters, “The Effect of Religion on Self-Interest Morality”, in Review of Religious Research, volume 35, number 4, [New York, N.Y.]: Religious...
Also used as
dummify is also the alternative form of dumbify.
Forms of dummify
| third-person singular present | dummifies |
|---|---|
| present participle | dummifying |
| past participle | dummified |
| past | dummified |
Origin of dummify
From dummy + -fy.
Questions about dummify
- What does dummify mean?
- Dummify means to make (something) into a dummy.
- What part of speech is dummify?
- Dummify is a verb.
- What is the past tense of dummify?
- The past tense of dummify is dummified.
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