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impleach

/ɪmˈpliːt͡ʃ/

impleach verb: to entwine, entangle.

Verb

impleach (third-person singular simple present impleaches, present participle impleaching, simple past and past participle impleached)

  1. to entwine, entangle

Forms of impleach

third-person singular presentimpleaches
present participleimpleaching
past participleimpleached
pastimpleached

Origin of impleach

From in- + pleach.

Questions about impleach

What does impleach mean?
Impleach means to entwine, entangle.
What part of speech is impleach?
Impleach is a verb.
How do you pronounce impleach?
Impleach is pronounced /ɪmˈpliːt͡ʃ/.
What is the past tense of impleach?
The past tense of impleach is impleached.

Words near impleach in the dictionary

  1. implausibilities
  2. implausibility
  3. implausible
  4. implausibleness
  5. implausibly
  6. impleach
  7. impleached
  8. impleaches
  9. impleaching
  10. implead
  11. impleadable

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