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endoctrine

endoctrine verb: to teach; to indoctrinate.

Verb

endoctrine (third-person singular simple present endoctrines, present participle endoctrining, simple past and past participle endoctrined)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To teach; to indoctrinate.

Forms of endoctrine

third-person singular presentendoctrines
present participleendoctrining
past participleendoctrined
pastendoctrined

Origin of endoctrine

From French endoctriner, from en- + doctrine.

Questions about endoctrine

What does endoctrine mean?
Endoctrine means to teach; to indoctrinate.
What part of speech is endoctrine?
Endoctrine is a verb.
What is the past tense of endoctrine?
The past tense of endoctrine is endoctrined.

Words near endoctrine in the dictionary

  1. endocrins
  2. endocritic
  3. endocrocin
  4. endocrown
  5. endocrowns
  6. endoctrine
  7. endocultivated
  8. endocurietherapy
  9. endocuticle
  10. endocuticles
  11. endocuticular

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