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manify

/ˈmænɪfaɪ/

manify verb: to make male or manly.

Verb

manify (third-person singular simple present manifies, present participle manifying, simple past and past participle manified)

  1. (transitive) To make male or manly.
    Synonyms:
    masculinize

Synonyms of manify

Antonyms

Forms of manify

third-person singular presentmanifies
present participlemanifying
past participlemanified
pastmanified
alternative formmannify

Origin of manify

From man + -ify.

Words that rhyme with manify

Questions about manify

What does manify mean?
Manify means to make male or manly.
What part of speech is manify?
Manify is a verb.
How do you pronounce manify?
Manify is pronounced /ˈmænɪfaɪ/.
What is the past tense of manify?
The past tense of manify is manified.

Words near manify in the dictionary

  1. manifoldly
  2. manifoldness
  3. manifoldnesses
  4. manifolds
  5. maniform
  6. manify
  7. manifying
  8. Manigault
  9. Manigaults
  10. Manigo
  11. Manigos

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