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slift

slift verb: to prepose an embedded clause containing reported speech or beliefs.

Verb

slift (third-person singular simple present slifts, present participle slifting, simple past and past participle slifted)

  1. To prepose an embedded clause containing reported speech or beliefs.

Forms of slift

third-person singular presentslifts
present participleslifting
past participleslifted
pastslifted

Origin of slift

From slifting.

Questions about slift

What does slift mean?
Slift means to prepose an embedded clause containing reported speech or beliefs.
What part of speech is slift?
Slift is a verb.
What is the past tense of slift?
The past tense of slift is slifted.

Words near slift in the dictionary

  1. Slifer
  2. Slifers
  3. Slifes
  4. Slifka
  5. Slifkas
  6. slift
  7. slifting
  8. Sligar
  9. Sligars
  10. Sliger
  11. Sligers

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