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interlaminate

interlaminate verb: to arrange in alternating laminae or layers.

Verb

interlaminate (third-person singular simple present interlaminates, present participle interlaminating, simple past and past participle interlaminated)

  1. (transitive) To arrange in alternating laminae or layers.

Forms of interlaminate

third-person singular presentinterlaminates
present participleinterlaminating
past participleinterlaminated
pastinterlaminated

Origin of interlaminate

From inter- + laminate.

Questions about interlaminate

What does interlaminate mean?
Interlaminate means to arrange in alternating laminae or layers.
What part of speech is interlaminate?
Interlaminate is a verb.
What is the past tense of interlaminate?
The past tense of interlaminate is interlaminated.

Words near interlaminate in the dictionary

  1. Interlaken
  2. interlamellar
  3. interlamellation
  4. interlamellations
  5. interlaminar
  6. interlaminate
  7. interlaminated
  8. interlaminates
  9. interlaminating
  10. interlamination
  11. interlaminations

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