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have one's name in the Gazette

have one's name in the Gazette verb: to be officially declared bankrupt in the newspaper.

Verb

have one's name in the Gazette (third-person singular simple present has one's name in the Gazette, present participle having one's name in the Gazette, simple past and past participle had one's name in the Gazette)

  1. (UK, intransitive, obsolete) To be officially declared bankrupt in the newspaper.

Synonyms of have one's name in the Gazette

Forms of have one's name in the Gazette

third-person singular presenthas one's name in the Gazette
present participlehaving one's name in the Gazette
past participlehad one's name in the Gazette
pasthad one's name in the Gazette

Questions about have one's name in the Gazette

What does have one's name in the Gazette mean?
Have one's name in the Gazette means to be officially declared bankrupt in the newspaper.
What part of speech is have one's name in the Gazette?
Have one's name in the Gazette is a verb.
What is the past tense of have one's name in the Gazette?
The past tense of have one's name in the Gazette is had one's name in the Gazette.

Words near have one's name in the Gazette in the dictionary

  1. have one's heart set upon
  2. have one's hump up
  3. have one's mind about one
  4. have one's moments
  5. have one's moons
  6. have one's name in the Gazette
  7. have one's name on
  8. have one's name taken
  9. have one's name written all over
  10. have one's number on it
  11. have one's own zip code

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