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unconstrict

unconstrict verb: to remove a constriction.

Verb

unconstrict (third-person singular simple present unconstricts, present participle unconstricting, simple past and past participle unconstricted)

  1. To remove a constriction

Forms of unconstrict

third-person singular presentunconstricts
present participleunconstricting
past participleunconstricted
pastunconstricted

Origin of unconstrict

From un- + constrict.

Questions about unconstrict

What does unconstrict mean?
Unconstrict means to remove a constriction.
What part of speech is unconstrict?
Unconstrict is a verb.
What is the past tense of unconstrict?
The past tense of unconstrict is unconstricted.

Words near unconstrict in the dictionary

  1. unconstrainedness
  2. unconstraining
  3. unconstrains
  4. unconstraint
  5. unconstrainted
  6. unconstrict
  7. unconstricted
  8. unconstricting
  9. unconstruable
  10. unconstruct
  11. unconstructable

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