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unmeddle

unmeddle verb: to undo or repair the effects of meddling.

Verb

unmeddle (third-person singular simple present unmeddles, present participle unmeddling, simple past and past participle unmeddled)

  1. (rare) To undo or repair the effects of meddling.

Forms of unmeddle

third-person singular presentunmeddles
present participleunmeddling
past participleunmeddled
pastunmeddled

Origin of unmeddle

From un- + meddle.

Questions about unmeddle

What does unmeddle mean?
Unmeddle means to undo or repair the effects of meddling.
What part of speech is unmeddle?
Unmeddle is a verb.
What is the past tense of unmeddle?
The past tense of unmeddle is unmeddled.

Words near unmeddle in the dictionary

  1. unmechanize
  2. unmechanized
  3. unmedaled
  4. unmedalled
  5. unmedallioned
  6. unmeddle
  7. unmeddled
  8. unmeddles
  9. unmeddlesome
  10. unmeddlesomeness
  11. unmeddling

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