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enground

enground verb: to instill or establish.

Verb

enground (third-person singular simple present engrounds, present participle engrounding, simple past and past participle engrounded)

  1. (rare, transitive) To instill or establish.
    • […] to enground in the consciousness of his child a beginning of international sense, a feeling of brotherhood for his fellows […]1926, Progressive Education, volume 3, page 314

Forms of enground

third-person singular presentengrounds
present participleengrounding
past participleengrounded
pastengrounded
alternative forminground

Questions about enground

What does enground mean?
Enground means to instill or establish.
What part of speech is enground?
Enground is a verb.
What is the past tense of enground?
The past tense of enground is engrounded.

Words near enground in the dictionary

  1. engrossingly
  2. engrossingness
  3. engrossings
  4. engrossment
  5. engrossments
  6. enground
  7. engrounded
  8. engrounding
  9. engrounds
  10. engs
  11. Engsh

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