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univerbate

univerbate verb: to cause, or to undergo univerbation.

Verb

univerbate (third-person singular simple present univerbates, present participle univerbating, simple past and past participle univerbated)

  1. To cause, or to undergo univerbation

Forms of univerbate

third-person singular presentuniverbates
present participleuniverbating
past participleuniverbated
pastuniverbated

Words formed from univerbate

Questions about univerbate

What does univerbate mean?
Univerbate means to cause, or to undergo univerbation.
What part of speech is univerbate?
Univerbate is a verb.
What is the past tense of univerbate?
The past tense of univerbate is univerbated.

Words near univerbate in the dictionary

  1. Univen
  2. univentricular
  3. univerbal
  4. univerbalism
  5. univerbalisms
  6. univerbate
  7. univerbated
  8. univerbates
  9. univerbating
  10. univerbation
  11. univerbations

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