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unadhere

unadhere verb: to lose adhesive ability; disadhere.

Verb

unadhere (third-person singular simple present unadheres, present participle unadhering, simple past and past participle unadhered)

  1. (intransitive) To lose adhesive ability; disadhere.

Forms of unadhere

third-person singular presentunadheres
present participleunadhering
past participleunadhered
pastunadhered

Origin of unadhere

From un- + adhere.

Questions about unadhere

What does unadhere mean?
Unadhere means to lose adhesive ability; disadhere.
What part of speech is unadhere?
Unadhere is a verb.
What is the past tense of unadhere?
The past tense of unadhere is unadhered.

Words near unadhere in the dictionary

  1. unadept
  2. unadepts
  3. unadequate
  4. unadequately
  5. unadherable
  6. unadhere
  7. unadhered
  8. unadherent
  9. unadhesive
  10. Unadilla
  11. unadjacent

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