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unbefool

unbefool verb: to educate so as to stop being a fool.

Verb

unbefool (third-person singular simple present unbefools, present participle unbefooling, simple past and past participle unbefooled)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To educate so as to stop being a fool
    Synonyms:
    undeceive

Synonyms of unbefool

Forms of unbefool

third-person singular presentunbefools
present participleunbefooling
past participleunbefooled
pastunbefooled

Origin of unbefool

From un- + befool.

Questions about unbefool

What does unbefool mean?
Unbefool means to educate so as to stop being a fool.
What part of speech is unbefool?
Unbefool is a verb.
What is the past tense of unbefool?
The past tense of unbefool is unbefooled.

Words near unbefool in the dictionary

  1. unbefitted
  2. unbefitting
  3. unbefittingly
  4. unbefittingness
  5. unbefogged
  6. unbefool
  7. unbefooled
  8. unbefooling
  9. unbefools
  10. unbefouled
  11. unbefriendable

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