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unprinciple

unprinciple verb: to destroy the moral principles of.

Verb

unprinciple (third-person singular simple present unprinciples, present participle unprincipling, simple past and past participle unprincipled)

  1. (transitive) To destroy the moral principles of.

Forms of unprinciple

third-person singular presentunprinciples
present participleunprincipling
past participleunprincipled
pastunprincipled

Origin of unprinciple

From un- + principle.

Questions about unprinciple

What does unprinciple mean?
Unprinciple means to destroy the moral principles of.
What part of speech is unprinciple?
Unprinciple is a verb.
What is the past tense of unprinciple?
The past tense of unprinciple is unprincipled.

Words near unprinciple in the dictionary

  1. unprincely
  2. unprincesslike
  3. unprincessly
  4. unprincessy
  5. unprincipal
  6. unprinciple
  7. unprincipled
  8. unprincipledly
  9. unprincipledness
  10. unprinciples
  11. unprincipling

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