uncombine
uncombine verb: to separate (things previously combined).
Verb
uncombine (third-person singular simple present uncombines, present participle uncombining, simple past and past participle uncombined)
Forms of uncombine
| third-person singular present | uncombines |
|---|---|
| present participle | uncombining |
| past participle | uncombined |
| past | uncombined |
Origin of uncombine
From un- + combine.
Words that rhyme with uncombine
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- design
- divine
- combine
- pine
- spline
- swine
- consign
- frankenstein
- nine
- refine
- vine
- whine
- benign
- chine
- in line
- intertwine
- recline
- resign
- rine
- undermine
- wine
- affine
- anodyne
- dine
- gold mine
- incline
- malign
- opine
- outshine
- propine
- red line
- shrine
- syne
- tine
- trunk line
- tyne
- atrine
- berine
- bine
- brine
- cline
- confine
- disentwine
- einstein
- equine
- offline
- quine
- repine
Questions about uncombine
- What does uncombine mean?
- Uncombine means to separate (things previously combined).
- What part of speech is uncombine?
- Uncombine is a verb.
- What is the past tense of uncombine?
- The past tense of uncombine is uncombined.
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