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unminister

unminister verb: to make no longer a minister; to demote from the ministry.

Verb

unminister (third-person singular simple present unministers, present participle unministering, simple past and past participle unministered)

  1. (transitive) To make no longer a minister; to demote from the ministry.

Forms of unminister

third-person singular presentunministers
present participleunministering
past participleunministered
pastunministered

Origin of unminister

From un- + minister.

Questions about unminister

What does unminister mean?
Unminister means to make no longer a minister; to demote from the ministry.
What part of speech is unminister?
Unminister is a verb.
What is the past tense of unminister?
The past tense of unminister is unministered.

Words near unminister in the dictionary

  1. unminimize
  2. unminimized
  3. unminimizes
  4. unminimizing
  5. unminished
  6. unminister
  7. unministered
  8. unministerial
  9. unministerially
  10. unministering
  11. unministerlike

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