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inscript

inscript adjective: inscribed.

Adjective

inscript

  1. (archaic, obsolete) Inscribed.

Noun

inscript

  1. (archaic, obsolete) Something that is inscribed; an inscription.

Verb

inscript (third-person singular simple present inscripts, present participle inscripting, simple past and past participle inscripted)

  1. (archaic, obsolete) To inscribe.

Forms of inscript

third-person singular presentinscripts
present participleinscripting
past participleinscripted
pastinscripted

Origin of inscript

From in- + script.

Questions about inscript

What does inscript mean?
Inscript means inscribed.
What part of speech is inscript?
Inscript can be an adjective, a noun or a verb.

Words near inscript in the dictionary

  1. inscribers
  2. inscribes
  3. inscribest
  4. inscribeth
  5. inscribing
  6. inscript
  7. inscriptable
  8. inscripted
  9. inscriptibility
  10. inscriptible
  11. inscripting

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