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uncity

uncity verb: to deprive of the status of a city.

Verb

uncity (third-person singular simple present uncities, present participle uncitying, simple past and past participle uncitied)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To deprive of the status of a city.

Forms of uncity

third-person singular presentuncities
present participleuncitying
past participleuncitied
pastuncitied

Origin of uncity

From un- + city.

Questions about uncity

What does uncity mean?
Uncity means to deprive of the status of a city.
What part of speech is uncity?
Uncity is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncity?
The past tense of uncity is uncitied.

Words near uncity in the dictionary

  1. uncitizenlike
  2. uncitizenly
  3. uncitizens
  4. UNCITRAL
  5. uncitrullinated
  6. uncity
  7. uncitying
  8. uncivic
  9. uncivil
  10. uncivil war
  11. uncivilisable

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