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prosify

prosify verb: to convert or translate into prose.

Verb

prosify (third-person singular simple present prosifies, present participle prosifying, simple past and past participle prosified)

  1. (transitive) To convert or translate into prose.
  2. (transitive) To make prosaic or commonplace.

Forms of prosify

third-person singular presentprosifies
present participleprosifying
past participleprosified
pastprosified

Origin of prosify

From prose + -ify.

Questions about prosify

What does prosify mean?
Prosify means to convert or translate into prose.
What part of speech is prosify?
Prosify is a verb.
What is the past tense of prosify?
The past tense of prosify is prosified.

Words near prosify in the dictionary

  1. prosification
  2. prosified
  3. prosifier
  4. prosifiers
  5. prosifies
  6. prosify
  7. prosifying
  8. prosign
  9. prosigns
  10. prosilient
  11. prosily

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