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evulse

UK/ɪˈvʌls/US/ɪˈvʌls/

evulse verb: to pull out forcibly.

Verb

evulse (third-person singular simple present evulses, present participle evulsing, simple past and past participle evulsed)

  1. (transitive) To pull out forcibly.

Forms of evulse

third-person singular presentevulses
present participleevulsing
past participleevulsed
pastevulsed

Questions about evulse

What does evulse mean?
Evulse means to pull out forcibly.
What part of speech is evulse?
Evulse is a verb.
How do you pronounce evulse?
Evulse is pronounced /ɪˈvʌls/ (UK).
What is the past tense of evulse?
The past tense of evulse is evulsed.

Words near evulse in the dictionary

  1. evulgating
  2. evulgation
  3. evulgations
  4. evulge
  5. evulges
  6. evulse
  7. evulsed
  8. evulses
  9. evulsing
  10. evulsion
  11. evulsions

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