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unflex

unflex verb: to move back from a flexed position.

Verb

unflex (third-person singular simple present unflexes, present participle unflexing, simple past and past participle unflexed)

  1. (transitive) To move back from a flexed position.

Forms of unflex

third-person singular presentunflexes
present participleunflexing
past participleunflexed
pastunflexed

Origin of unflex

From un- + flex.

Questions about unflex

What does unflex mean?
Unflex means to move back from a flexed position.
What part of speech is unflex?
Unflex is a verb.
What is the past tense of unflex?
The past tense of unflex is unflexed.

Words near unflex in the dictionary

  1. unfleshing
  2. unfleshliness
  3. unfleshly
  4. unfleshy
  5. unfletched
  6. unflex
  7. unflexed
  8. unflexes
  9. unflexibility
  10. unflexible
  11. unflexibleness

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