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unseduce

unseduce verb: to undo the seduction of.

Verb

unseduce (third-person singular simple present unseduces, present participle unseducing, simple past and past participle unseduced)

  1. (transitive) To undo the seduction of.
    • Glancing at the book, Jada said, "You ^([sic]) right. I need one on how to unseduce your husband. […]"2008, Mary B. Morrison, When Somebody Loves You Back

Forms of unseduce

third-person singular presentunseduces
present participleunseducing
past participleunseduced
pastunseduced

Origin of unseduce

From un- + seduce.

Questions about unseduce

What does unseduce mean?
Unseduce means to undo the seduction of.
What part of speech is unseduce?
Unseduce is a verb.
What is the past tense of unseduce?
The past tense of unseduce is unseduced.

Words near unseduce in the dictionary

  1. unsedated
  2. unsedately
  3. unsedentary
  4. unsedimented
  5. unseditious
  6. unseduce
  7. unseduceable
  8. unseduced
  9. unseduces
  10. unseducible
  11. unseducing

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