mis-apostrophize
mis-apostrophize verb: to add an apostrophe inappropriately.
Verb
mis-apostrophize (third-person singular simple present mis-apostrophizes, present participle mis-apostrophizing, simple past and past participle mis-apostrophized)
- To add an apostrophe inappropriately
- Will never tried to pick up women. He thought it unnatural and a little awkward, but he was feeling extraordinarily confident with Amelior in his system, so he took a plunge. "Don't you hate it when they mis-apostrophize things?" he asked, looking at her but nodding his head toward the menu. She...2013, JSB Morse, Now and at the Hour of Our Death, page 76
Forms of mis-apostrophize
| third-person singular present | mis-apostrophizes |
|---|---|
| present participle | mis-apostrophizing |
| past participle | mis-apostrophized |
| past | mis-apostrophized |
Origin of mis-apostrophize
From mis- + apostrophize.
Questions about mis-apostrophize
- What does mis-apostrophize mean?
- Mis-apostrophize means to add an apostrophe inappropriately.
- What part of speech is mis-apostrophize?
- Mis-apostrophize is a verb.
- What is the past tense of mis-apostrophize?
- The past tense of mis-apostrophize is mis-apostrophized.
Words near mis-apostrophize in the dictionary
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