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unbeautify

unbeautify verb: to deprive of beauty; to make ugly.

Verb

unbeautify (third-person singular simple present unbeautifies, present participle unbeautifying, simple past and past participle unbeautified)

  1. (transitive) To deprive of beauty; to make ugly.

Forms of unbeautify

third-person singular presentunbeautifies
present participleunbeautifying
past participleunbeautified
pastunbeautified

Origin of unbeautify

From un- + beautify.

Questions about unbeautify

What does unbeautify mean?
Unbeautify means to deprive of beauty; to make ugly.
What part of speech is unbeautify?
Unbeautify is a verb.
What is the past tense of unbeautify?
The past tense of unbeautify is unbeautified.

Words near unbeautify in the dictionary

  1. unbeautified
  2. unbeautifies
  3. unbeautiful
  4. unbeautifully
  5. unbeautifulness
  6. unbeautify
  7. unbeautifying
  8. unbeauty
  9. unbeavered
  10. unbecalmed
  11. unbecame

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