enhumble
enhumble verb: to make humble; to humble.
Verb
enhumble (third-person singular simple present enhumbles, present participle enhumbling, simple past and past participle enhumbled)
- To make humble; to humble
- He has spoken intimately of his reverence for nature and her laws, and of how man is at once enhumbled before her majesty and ennobled by being a part of her.1954, National Society, Sons of Utah Pioneers, Presentation and Unveiling of the Statue of Daniel Cowan Jackling: Presented to the State of Utah. Proceedings in the Rotunda, Utah State Capitol...
Forms of enhumble
| third-person singular present | enhumbles |
|---|---|
| present participle | enhumbling |
| past participle | enhumbled |
| past | enhumbled |
Origin of enhumble
From en- + humble.
Questions about enhumble
- What does enhumble mean?
- Enhumble means to make humble; to humble.
- What part of speech is enhumble?
- Enhumble is a verb.
- What is the past tense of enhumble?
- The past tense of enhumble is enhumbled.
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