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propugn

propugn verb: to fight for, defend, or contend for something.

Verb

propugn (third-person singular simple present propugns, present participle propugning, simple past and past participle propugned)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To fight for, defend, or contend for something

Forms of propugn

third-person singular presentpropugns
present participlepropugning
past participlepropugned
pastpropugned

Questions about propugn

What does propugn mean?
Propugn means to fight for, defend, or contend for something.
What part of speech is propugn?
Propugn is a verb.
What is the past tense of propugn?
The past tense of propugn is propugned.

Words near propugn in the dictionary

  1. proptosis
  2. proptotic
  3. propubic
  4. propublicity
  5. propudious
  6. propugn
  7. propugnacle
  8. propugnacles
  9. propugnation
  10. propugnations
  11. propugnator

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