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unmarshal

unmarshal verb: to decode from a marshalled state.

Verb

unmarshal (third-person singular simple present unmarshals, present participle (US) unmarshaling or (UK) unmarshalling, simple past and past participle (US) unmarshaled or (UK) unmarshalled)

  1. (transitive) To decode from a marshalled state.
    Antonyms:
    marshal, serialize

Synonyms of unmarshal

Antonyms

Forms of unmarshal

third-person singular presentunmarshals
present participle USunmarshaling
present participle UKunmarshalling
past participle USunmarshaled
past USunmarshaled
past participle UKunmarshalled
past UKunmarshalled

Origin of unmarshal

From un- + marshal.

Questions about unmarshal

What does unmarshal mean?
Unmarshal means to decode from a marshalled state.
What part of speech is unmarshal?
Unmarshal is a verb.
What is the past tense of unmarshal?
The past tense of unmarshal is unmarshaled.

Words near unmarshal in the dictionary

  1. unmarriedness
  2. unmarrieds
  3. unmarries
  4. unmarry
  5. unmarrying
  6. unmarshal
  7. unmarshaled
  8. unmarshaling
  9. unmarshall
  10. unmarshalled
  11. unmarshalling

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