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outecho

outecho verb: to echo more loudly than.

Verb

outecho (third-person singular simple present outechoes, present participle outechoing, simple past and past participle outechoed)

  1. (transitive) To echo more loudly than.

Forms of outecho

third-person singular presentoutechoes
present participleoutechoing
past participleoutechoed
pastoutechoed

Origin of outecho

From out- + echo.

Questions about outecho

What does outecho mean?
Outecho means to echo more loudly than.
What part of speech is outecho?
Outecho is a verb.
What is the past tense of outecho?
The past tense of outecho is outechoed.

Words near outecho in the dictionary

  1. outearnt
  2. outeat
  3. outeaten
  4. outeating
  5. outeats
  6. outecho
  7. outechoed
  8. outechoes
  9. outechoing
  10. outed
  11. outedge

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