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uncheat

uncheat verb: to undo an act of cheating.

Verb

uncheat (third-person singular simple present uncheats, present participle uncheating, simple past and past participle uncheated)

  1. (ambitransitive, rare) To undo an act of cheating.
    • Those who manage it can uncheat you and give you your inheritance.1992, Barbara Probst Solomon, Smart Hearts in the City, page 330
    • You can't […] uncheat on a test. Nothing can completely undo what you did—whether it's a sin or a mistake or a bit of both.2017, Kevin Johnson, Total Devotion: 365 Days of Spending Time With Jesus

Forms of uncheat

third-person singular presentuncheats
present participleuncheating
past participleuncheated
pastuncheated

Origin of uncheat

From un- + cheat.

Questions about uncheat

What does uncheat mean?
Uncheat means to undo an act of cheating.
What part of speech is uncheat?
Uncheat is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncheat?
The past tense of uncheat is uncheated.

Words near uncheat in the dictionary

  1. unchatty
  2. unchauffeured
  3. unchauvinistic
  4. unchauvinistically
  5. unchawed
  6. uncheat
  7. uncheatable
  8. uncheated
  9. uncheating
  10. uncheats
  11. uncheck

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