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unduke

unduke verb: to deprive of dukedom.

Verb

unduke (third-person singular simple present undukes, present participle unduking, simple past and past participle unduked)

  1. (transitive) To deprive of dukedom.
    • are they about to take the garter from him? to unprince, unduke him?1711, Jonathan Swift, A New Vindication of the Duke of Marlborough

Forms of unduke

third-person singular presentundukes
present participleunduking
past participleunduked
pastunduked

Origin of unduke

From un- + duke.

Words that rhyme with unduke

23 more rhymesFewer rhymes

Questions about unduke

What does unduke mean?
Unduke means to deprive of dukedom.
What part of speech is unduke?
Unduke is a verb.
What is the past tense of unduke?
The past tense of unduke is unduked.

Words near unduke in the dictionary

  1. undue enrichment
  2. undue enrichments
  3. undueness
  4. undug
  5. unduhstand
  6. unduke
  7. unduked
  8. undukes
  9. unduking
  10. undulance
  11. undulancy

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