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eliquate

eliquate verb: to liquate; to smelt.

Verb

eliquate (third-person singular simple present eliquates, present participle eliquating, simple past and past participle eliquated)

  1. To liquate; to smelt.
  2. To part by liquation.

Forms of eliquate

third-person singular presenteliquates
present participleeliquating
past participleeliquated
pasteliquated

Questions about eliquate

What does eliquate mean?
Eliquate means to liquate; to smelt.
What part of speech is eliquate?
Eliquate is a verb.
What is the past tense of eliquate?
The past tense of eliquate is eliquated.

Words near eliquate in the dictionary

  1. Eliphalet
  2. eliprodil
  3. elipsocid
  4. elipsocids
  5. elipticity
  6. eliquate
  7. eliquated
  8. eliquates
  9. eliquating
  10. eliquation
  11. eliquations

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