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talliate

/ˈtæli.eɪt/

talliate verb: to impose a tax upon.

Verb

talliate (third-person singular simple present talliates, present participle talliating, simple past and past participle talliated)

  1. to impose a tax upon
    Synonyms:
    tallage

Synonyms of talliate

Forms of talliate

third-person singular presenttalliates
present participletalliating
past participletalliated
pasttalliated

Questions about talliate

What does talliate mean?
Talliate means to impose a tax upon.
What part of speech is talliate?
Talliate is a verb.
How do you pronounce talliate?
Talliate is pronounced /ˈtæli.eɪt/.
What is the past tense of talliate?
The past tense of talliate is talliated.

Words near talliate in the dictionary

  1. talliage
  2. talliages
  3. tallianine
  4. talliar
  5. talliars
  6. talliate
  7. talliated
  8. talliates
  9. talliating
  10. talliator
  11. talliators

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