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line up behind

line up behind verb: to organize behind a leader or a principle.

Verb

line up behind (third-person singular simple present lines up behind, present participle lining up behind, simple past and past participle lined up behind)

  1. (transitive) To organize behind a leader or a principle.

Forms of line up behind

third-person singular presentlines up behind
present participlelining up behind
past participlelined up behind
pastlined up behind

Questions about line up behind

What does line up behind mean?
Line up behind means to organize behind a leader or a principle.
What part of speech is line up behind?
Line up behind is a verb.
What is the past tense of line up behind?
The past tense of line up behind is lined up behind.

Words near line up behind in the dictionary

  1. line tub
  2. line tubs
  3. line umpire
  4. line umpires
  5. line up
  6. line up behind
  7. line up one's ducks
  8. line ups
  9. line walker
  10. line walkers
  11. line weight

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