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inwone

inwone verb: to dwell in; inhabit; hold.

Verb

inwone (third-person singular simple present inwones, present participle inwoning, simple past and past participle inwoned)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete) To dwell in; inhabit; hold.
    Synonyms:
    reside, occupy

Synonyms of inwone

Forms of inwone

third-person singular presentinwones
present participleinwoning
past participleinwoned
pastinwoned

Origin of inwone

From Middle English inwonen, from Old English *inwunian (“to dwell in, inhabit”), suggested by Old English inwunung (“residence, habitation, dwelling”). Equivalent to in- + wone.

Questions about inwone

What does inwone mean?
Inwone means to dwell in; inhabit; hold.
What part of speech is inwone?
Inwone is a verb.
What is the past tense of inwone?
The past tense of inwone is inwoned.

Words near inwone in the dictionary

  1. inwit
  2. inwomb
  3. inwombed
  4. inwombing
  5. inwombs
  6. inwone
  7. inwones
  8. inwood
  9. inwoods
  10. inwork
  11. inworked

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