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unjoint

unjoint verb: to dislocate.

Verb

unjoint (third-person singular simple present unjoints, present participle unjointing, simple past and past participle unjointed)

  1. (transitive) To dislocate.
  2. (transitive) To disjoint.

Forms of unjoint

third-person singular presentunjoints
present participleunjointing
past participleunjointed
pastunjointed

Origin of unjoint

From un- + joint.

Questions about unjoint

What does unjoint mean?
Unjoint means to dislocate.
What part of speech is unjoint?
Unjoint is a verb.
What is the past tense of unjoint?
The past tense of unjoint is unjointed.

Words near unjoint in the dictionary

  1. unjoin
  2. unjoinable
  3. unjoined
  4. unjoining
  5. unjoins
  6. unjoint
  7. unjointed
  8. unjointedness
  9. unjointing
  10. unjoints
  11. unjointured

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