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incute

incute verb: to strike or stamp in.

Verb

incute (third-person singular simple present incutes, present participle incuting, simple past and past participle incuted)

  1. (obsolete) To strike or stamp in.
    • This doth incute and beat into our hearts the fear of God, which expelleth sin, and "is the beginning of wisdom."1542, Thomas Becon, Christmas Bankette

Forms of incute

third-person singular presentincutes
present participleincuting
past participleincuted
pastincuted

Origin of incute

See incuse.

Questions about incute

What does incute mean?
Incute means to strike or stamp in.
What part of speech is incute?
Incute is a verb.
What is the past tense of incute?
The past tense of incute is incuted.

Words near incute in the dictionary

  1. incused
  2. incusely
  3. incuses
  4. incusing
  5. incut
  6. incute
  7. incuted
  8. incutes
  9. incuting
  10. incuts
  11. incutting

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