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undecorate

undecorate verb: to remove the decorations from.

Verb

undecorate (third-person singular simple present undecorates, present participle undecorating, simple past and past participle undecorated)

  1. (transitive) To remove the decorations from.
    • Undecorate the Christmas tree before taking it outside.

Forms of undecorate

third-person singular presentundecorates
present participleundecorating
past participleundecorated
pastundecorated

Origin of undecorate

From un- + decorate.

Questions about undecorate

What does undecorate mean?
Undecorate means to remove the decorations from.
What part of speech is undecorate?
Undecorate is a verb.
What is the past tense of undecorate?
The past tense of undecorate is undecorated.

Words near undecorate in the dictionary

  1. undeconstructed
  2. undeconstructible
  3. undeconvolved
  4. undecorable
  5. undecoratable
  6. undecorate
  7. undecorated
  8. undecorates
  9. undecorating
  10. undecorative
  11. undecorous

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