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submonish

submonish verb: to suggest; to prompt.

Verb

submonish (third-person singular simple present submonishes, present participle submonishing, simple past and past participle submonished)

  1. (rare) To suggest; to prompt.
    • the submonishing inclinations of my senses1621, Thomas Granger, A Familiar Exposition or Commentarie on Ecclesiastes

Forms of submonish

third-person singular presentsubmonishes
present participlesubmonishing
past participlesubmonished
pastsubmonished

Origin of submonish

From Latin submonere, equivalent to summon + -ish.

Questions about submonish

What does submonish mean?
Submonish means to suggest; to prompt.
What part of speech is submonish?
Submonish is a verb.
What is the past tense of submonish?
The past tense of submonish is submonished.

Words near submonish in the dictionary

  1. submolariform
  2. submolecular
  3. submolecule
  4. submolecules
  5. submoniliform
  6. submonish
  7. submonished
  8. submonishes
  9. submonishing
  10. submonition
  11. submonitions

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