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reliberate

reliberate verb: to liberate again.

Verb

reliberate (third-person singular simple present reliberates, present participle reliberating, simple past and past participle reliberated)

  1. (transitive) To liberate again.
    • So Scooter came to visit, and one night, with nothing better to do, he, Dell, Captain Eugene Snedeker (CO of H Company), a couple of other guys, and I decided to reliberate recently liberated Seoul.1993, David H. Hackworth, Julie Sherman, Brave Men, →ISBN, page 88
    • In September 1842, Mexican forces crossed the border at the Rio Grande, took possession of San Antonio, and slaughtered a band of Texans seeking to reliberate the city.2008 -, Martin Dugard, The Training Ground, →ISBN

Forms of reliberate

third-person singular presentreliberates
present participlereliberating
past participlereliberated
pastreliberated

Origin of reliberate

From re- + liberate.

Words formed from reliberate

  • reliberation

Questions about reliberate

What does reliberate mean?
Reliberate means to liberate again.
What part of speech is reliberate?
Reliberate is a verb.
What is the past tense of reliberate?
The past tense of reliberate is reliberated.

Words near reliberate in the dictionary

  1. reliably
  2. reliance
  3. reliances
  4. reliant
  5. reliantly
  6. reliberate
  7. reliberated
  8. reliberates
  9. reliberating
  10. relic
  11. Relic Sunday

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