intender
intender noun: one who intends. Also the alternative form of entender.
Noun
intender (plural intenders)
- One who intends.
Also used as
intender is also the alternative form of entender.
Forms of intender
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | intenders |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | intenders |
| present participle | intendering |
| past participle | intendered |
| past | intendered |
Origin of intender
From intend + -er.
From in- + tender.
Words that rhyme with intender
- render
- tender
- bender
- surrender
- transgender
- gender
- pretender
- defender
- descender
- engender
- ascender
- fender
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Questions about intender
- What does intender mean?
- Intender means one who intends.
- What part of speech is intender?
- Intender is a noun.
- What is the plural of intender?
- The plural of intender is intenders.
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