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unjoin

unjoin verb: to separate or detach (things that were joined).

Verb

unjoin (third-person singular simple present unjoins, present participle unjoining, simple past and past participle unjoined)

  1. (transitive) To separate or detach (things that were joined).
  2. (transitive) To cease to be a member of; to leave.
    • The leader would say a pleading "Hey, fellas," instead of a commanding and enforcing "Ach-tung!" So I unjoined the Boy Scouts.1990, Kurt Gabel, William C. Mitchell, The Making of a Paratrooper

Forms of unjoin

third-person singular presentunjoins
present participleunjoining
past participleunjoined
pastunjoined

Origin of unjoin

From un- + join.

Questions about unjoin

What does unjoin mean?
Unjoin means to separate or detach (things that were joined).
What part of speech is unjoin?
Unjoin is a verb.
What is the past tense of unjoin?
The past tense of unjoin is unjoined.

Words near unjoin in the dictionary

  1. unjocose
  2. unjocular
  3. unjocularly
  4. unjocund
  5. unjogged
  6. unjoin
  7. unjoinable
  8. unjoined
  9. unjoining
  10. unjoins
  11. unjoint

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