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restation

restation verb: to assign (military personnel) to a different area.

Verb

restation (third-person singular simple present restations, present participle restationing, simple past and past participle restationed)

  1. (transitive) To assign (military personnel) to a different area.
    • “She will hopefully be restationed somewhere near Virginia by next year,” Lieutenant McLean said.2009 May 10, “Christine Todd, Jeffrey McLean”, in New York Times

Forms of restation

third-person singular presentrestations
present participlerestationing
past participlerestationed
pastrestationed

Origin of restation

From re- + station.

Questions about restation

What does restation mean?
Restation means to assign (military personnel) to a different area.
What part of speech is restation?
Restation is a verb.
What is the past tense of restation?
The past tense of restation is restationed.

Words near restation in the dictionary

  1. restater
  2. restaters
  3. restates
  4. restating
  5. restatings
  6. restation
  7. restationed
  8. restationing
  9. restations
  10. restaur
  11. restaurant

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