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precomplex

precomplex verb: to form a complex prior to some other operation.

Verb

precomplex (third-person singular simple present precomplexes, present participle precomplexing, simple past and past participle precomplexed)

  1. To form a complex prior to some other operation

Noun

precomplex (plural precomplexes)

  1. A complex formed prior to some other operation

Forms of precomplex

Verb
third-person singular presentprecomplexes
present participleprecomplexing
past participleprecomplexed
pastprecomplexed
Noun
pluralprecomplexes

Origin of precomplex

From pre- + complex.

Words formed from precomplex

Questions about precomplex

What does precomplex mean?
Precomplex means to form a complex prior to some other operation.
What part of speech is precomplex?
Precomplex can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of precomplex?
The past tense of precomplex is precomplexed.

Words near precomplex in the dictionary

  1. precompiles
  2. precompiling
  3. precomplete
  4. precompleteness
  5. precompletion
  6. precomplex
  7. precomplexation
  8. precomplexed
  9. precomplexes
  10. precomplexing
  11. precompose

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