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preproperate

preproperate verb: to do too soon; to hasten too much.

Verb

preproperate (third-person singular simple present preproperates, present participle preproperating, simple past and past participle preproperated)

  1. (transitive) To do too soon; to hasten too much.

Forms of preproperate

third-person singular presentpreproperates
present participlepreproperating
past participlepreproperated
pastpreproperated

Questions about preproperate

What does preproperate mean?
Preproperate means to do too soon; to hasten too much.
What part of speech is preproperate?
Preproperate is a verb.
What is the past tense of preproperate?
The past tense of preproperate is preproperated.

Words near preproperate in the dictionary

  1. preproorexin
  2. preproparoxytone
  3. preproparoxytones
  4. prepropeptide
  5. prepropeptides
  6. preproperate
  7. preproperated
  8. preproperates
  9. preproperating
  10. preprophase
  11. preprophases

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