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unparent

unparent verb: to detach (an object) from its parent object.

Verb

unparent (third-person singular simple present unparents, present participle unparenting, simple past and past participle unparented)

  1. (transitive) To detach (an object) from its parent object.

Forms of unparent

third-person singular presentunparents
present participleunparenting
past participleunparented
pastunparented

Origin of unparent

From un- + parent.

Questions about unparent

What does unparent mean?
Unparent means to detach (an object) from its parent object.
What part of speech is unparent?
Unparent is a verb.
What is the past tense of unparent?
The past tense of unparent is unparented.

Words near unparent in the dictionary

  1. unpardonableness
  2. unpardonably
  3. unpardoned
  4. unpardoning
  5. unpared
  6. unparent
  7. unparental
  8. unparented
  9. unparenthesized
  10. unparenting
  11. unparents

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