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struck off strength

struck off strength is the simple past and past participle of strike off strength.

Meaning of strike off strength

Verb

strike off strength (third-person singular simple present strikes off strength, present participle striking off strength, simple past struck off strength, past participle struck off strength or stricken off strength)

  1. (Commonwealth, ambitransitive, historical) To discharge or decommission a soldier, animal or vehicle out of the service of the armed forces.
    • Struck off strength three horses after 10 months' service.

Questions about struck off strength

What is struck off strength the simple past and past participle of?
Struck off strength is the simple past and past participle of strike off strength.

Words near struck off strength in the dictionary

  1. struck juries
  2. struck jury
  3. struck measure
  4. struck measures
  5. struck off
  6. struck off strength
  7. struck oil
  8. struck one's colors
  9. struck one's flag
  10. struck out
  11. struck someone when they were down

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