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uncomplicate

uncomplicate verb: to remove complications from.

Verb

uncomplicate (third-person singular simple present uncomplicates, present participle uncomplicating, simple past and past participle uncomplicated)

  1. (transitive) To remove complications from.
    Synonyms:
    simplify § Synonyms

Synonyms of uncomplicate

  • simplify § Synonyms

Antonyms

Forms of uncomplicate

third-person singular presentuncomplicates
present participleuncomplicating
past participleuncomplicated
pastuncomplicated

Origin of uncomplicate

From un- + complicate.

Questions about uncomplicate

What does uncomplicate mean?
Uncomplicate means to remove complications from.
What part of speech is uncomplicate?
Uncomplicate is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncomplicate?
The past tense of uncomplicate is uncomplicated.

Words near uncomplicate in the dictionary

  1. uncomplexity
  2. uncompliability
  3. uncompliable
  4. uncompliance
  5. uncompliant
  6. uncomplicate
  7. uncomplicated
  8. uncomplicatedly
  9. uncomplicatedness
  10. uncomplicates
  11. uncomplicating

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