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unenchant

unenchant verb: to release from enchantment.

Verb

unenchant (third-person singular simple present unenchants, present participle unenchanting, simple past and past participle unenchanted)

  1. (transitive) To release from enchantment.
    • She whispered the spell that would unenchant the small patch of moss and rose, never bothering to look back to see if the ground recovered its formerly unbroken surface.2016, Linnea Sinclair, Wintertide

Forms of unenchant

third-person singular presentunenchants
present participleunenchanting
past participleunenchanted
pastunenchanted

Origin of unenchant

From un- + enchant.

Questions about unenchant

What does unenchant mean?
Unenchant means to release from enchantment.
What part of speech is unenchant?
Unenchant is a verb.
What is the past tense of unenchant?
The past tense of unenchant is unenchanted.

Words near unenchant in the dictionary

  1. unencapsulates
  2. unencapsulating
  3. unencapsulation
  4. unencapsuled
  5. unencased
  6. unenchant
  7. unenchantable
  8. unenchanted
  9. unenchanting
  10. unenchants
  11. unenciphered

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