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litness

Syllables: lit·ness/ˈlɪtnəs/

litness verb: to witness by passing out religious literature, as part of the Children of God group.

Verb

litness (third-person singular simple present litnesses, present participle litnessing, simple past and past participle litnessed)

  1. (intransitive) To witness by passing out religious literature, as part of the Children of God group.
    • Members can engage in extensive "preparation" before starting to litness. In one episode, two members going out to litness engaged in numerous activities […]2024, David E. Van Zandt, Living in the Children of God, page 157

Forms of litness

third-person singular presentlitnesses
present participlelitnessing
past participlelitnessed
pastlitnessed

Origin of litness

Blend of literature + witness.

Words that rhyme with litness

Questions about litness

What does litness mean?
Litness means to witness by passing out religious literature, as part of the Children of God group.
What part of speech is litness?
Litness is a verb.
How do you pronounce litness?
Litness is pronounced /ˈlɪtnəs/.
What is the past tense of litness?
The past tense of litness is litnessed.

Words near litness in the dictionary

  1. litmus paper
  2. litmus papers
  3. litmus test
  4. litmus tests
  5. litmuses
  6. litness
  7. litnessed
  8. litnesses
  9. litnessing
  10. litogen
  11. litogens

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