unslice
unslice verb: to undo the process of slicing.
Verb
unslice (third-person singular simple present unslices, present participle unslicing, simple past and past participle unsliced)
- To undo the process of slicing.
- While unshowering, driving in reverse, or unslicing a loaf of bread, all thoughts would proceed backward as well, so nobody would even know the difference between the strange events taking place and normal life.2013, Paul G. Halpern, The Cyclical Serpent: Prospects for an Ever-Repeating Universe, page 235
- If only sliced bread is available, you buy it, and it is both superfluous and impossible to try to unslice it; so you end up eating it, and enjoying the convenience.2017, John Theobald, The Media and the Making of History
Forms of unslice
| third-person singular present | unslices |
|---|---|
| present participle | unslicing |
| past participle | unsliced |
| past | unsliced |
Origin of unslice
From un- + slice.
Questions about unslice
- What does unslice mean?
- Unslice means to undo the process of slicing.
- What part of speech is unslice?
- Unslice is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unslice?
- The past tense of unslice is unsliced.
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