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uncurse

uncurse verb: to remove a curse from.

Verb

uncurse (third-person singular simple present uncurses, present participle uncursing, simple past and past participle uncursed)

  1. (transitive) To remove a curse from.
    • “If the farm was cursed, could you uncurse it?”1970, Richard Carpenter, Catweazle, Harmondsworth: Puffin Books, page 50

Forms of uncurse

third-person singular presentuncurses
present participleuncursing
past participleuncursed
pastuncursed

Origin of uncurse

From un- + curse.

Questions about uncurse

What does uncurse mean?
Uncurse means to remove a curse from.
What part of speech is uncurse?
Uncurse is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncurse?
The past tense of uncurse is uncursed.

Words near uncurse in the dictionary

  1. uncurricularized
  2. uncurried
  3. uncurries
  4. uncurry
  5. uncurrying
  6. uncurse
  7. uncursed
  8. uncurses
  9. uncursing
  10. uncurst
  11. uncurtailable

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