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prophe-lied

prophe-lied is the simple past and past participle of prophe-lie.

Meaning of prophe-lie

Verb

prophe-lie (third-person singular simple present prophe-lies, present participle prophe-lying, simple past and past participle prophe-lied)

  1. To prophesy falsely or inaccurately; to utter prophesy with the intent of ingratiating oneself or tickling the fancy of the hearer.

Questions about prophe-lied

What is prophe-lied the simple past and past participle of?
Prophe-lied is the simple past and past participle of prophe-lie.

Words near prophe-lied in the dictionary

  1. prophase
  2. prophaseis
  3. prophases
  4. prophasic
  5. prophe-lie
  6. prophe-lied
  7. prophe-lies
  8. prophe-lying
  9. prophecied
  10. prophecies
  11. prophecise

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