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quaranteaming

quaranteaming noun: the act of forming a quaranteam. Also the present participle and gerund of quaranteam.

Noun

quaranteaming (usually uncountable, plural quaranteamings)

  1. (informal, usually) The act of forming a quaranteam.
    • Quaranteaming is not a way to get around social distancing, nor is it even a version of normality, experts say. You are signing up to live in a strictly governed social experiment that will require a huge amount of responsibility and trust.2020 May 8, Emma Betuel, “Quarantine with friends? 5 tips experts say to consider”, in Inverse (website):Inverse, archived from the original on 19 Apr 2024
    • It’s not clear how many households practice quaranteaming since statewide lockdowns took effect; outside socializing and gatherings of any size have generally been discouraged,[…]2020 July 31, Erin Sagen, “Building a ‘Quaranteam’ is Helping People Deal With the Pandemic”, in Shondaland, archived from the original on 19 Apr 2024

Also used as

quaranteaming is also the present participle and gerund of quaranteam.

Forms of quaranteaming

pluralquaranteamings

Origin of quaranteaming

From quaranteam + -ing.

Questions about quaranteaming

What does quaranteaming mean?
Quaranteaming means the act of forming a quaranteam.
What part of speech is quaranteaming?
Quaranteaming is a noun.
What is the plural of quaranteaming?
The plural of quaranteaming is quaranteamings.

Words near quaranteaming in the dictionary

  1. quarantains
  2. Quarantania
  3. Quarantas
  4. quaranteam
  5. quaranteamed
  6. quaranteaming
  7. quaranteamings
  8. quaranteams
  9. quaranties
  10. quarantinable
  11. quarantine

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