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intercompare

intercompare verb: to compare multiple characteristics of multiple things.

Verb

intercompare (third-person singular simple present intercompares, present participle intercomparing, simple past and past participle intercompared)

  1. To compare multiple characteristics of multiple things

Forms of intercompare

third-person singular presentintercompares
present participleintercomparing
past participleintercompared
pastintercompared

Origin of intercompare

From inter- + compare.

Questions about intercompare

What does intercompare mean?
Intercompare means to compare multiple characteristics of multiple things.
What part of speech is intercompare?
Intercompare is a verb.
What is the past tense of intercompare?
The past tense of intercompare is intercompared.

Words near intercompare in the dictionary

  1. intercommunity
  2. intercommuting
  3. intercompany
  4. intercomparability
  5. intercomparable
  6. intercompare
  7. intercompared
  8. intercompares
  9. intercomparing
  10. intercomparison
  11. intercomparisons

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