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uneducate

uneducate verb: to deprive of the results of education.

Verb

uneducate (third-person singular simple present uneducates, present participle uneducating, simple past and past participle uneducated)

  1. (transitive) To deprive of the results of education.

Forms of uneducate

third-person singular presentuneducates
present participleuneducating
past participleuneducated
pastuneducated

Origin of uneducate

From un- + educate.

Questions about uneducate

What does uneducate mean?
Uneducate means to deprive of the results of education.
What part of speech is uneducate?
Uneducate is a verb.
What is the past tense of uneducate?
The past tense of uneducate is uneducated.

Words near uneducate in the dictionary

  1. unedits
  2. uneducability
  3. uneducable
  4. uneducably
  5. uneducatable
  6. uneducate
  7. uneducated
  8. uneducated guess
  9. uneducated guesses
  10. uneducatedly
  11. uneducatedness

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