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ingliding

ingliding is the present participle of inglide.

Meaning of inglide

Verb

inglide (third-person singular simple present inglides, present participle ingliding, simple past and past participle inglided)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete, poetic) To glide softly or serenely into or upon something.
    • What though no bane inglide,
      Full waft each vein her tide,
      Each bone remain thy pride?1764, James Elphinston, A COLLECTION OF POEMS, From the best AUTHORS: Adapted to every age, but peculiarly designed to form the Tast of Youth., London: Printed by James Bettenham, page 233
    Synonyms:
    enter

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Questions about ingliding

What is ingliding the present participle of?
Ingliding is the present participle of inglide.

Words near ingliding in the dictionary

  1. Inglewooder
  2. Inglewooders
  3. inglide
  4. inglided
  5. inglides
  6. ingliding
  7. ingling
  8. Inglis
  9. Inglish
  10. Inglistan
  11. Ingliston

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