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impalace

impalace verb: to place in, or as if in, a palace.

Verb

impalace (third-person singular simple present impalaces, present participle impalacing, simple past and past participle impalaced)

  1. (poetic, transitive) To place in, or as if in, a palace.
    • To shelter quivering natures, wrap them round / In downy softness, and impalace them / Mid fair magnificence, where all is found / Abundant as the longing heart can wish.1855, Alexander Carlile, Poems, page 70

Forms of impalace

third-person singular presentimpalaces
present participleimpalacing
past participleimpalaced
pastimpalaced

Origin of impalace

im- + palace

Questions about impalace

What does impalace mean?
Impalace means to place in, or as if in, a palace.
What part of speech is impalace?
Impalace is a verb.
What is the past tense of impalace?
The past tense of impalace is impalaced.

Words near impalace in the dictionary

  1. impairment
  2. impairments
  3. impairs
  4. impala
  5. impala lily
  6. impalace
  7. impalaced
  8. impalaces
  9. impalacing
  10. impalas
  11. impalatable

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