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unsoil

unsoil verb: to remove dirt or stains from.

Verb

unsoil (third-person singular simple present unsoils, present participle unsoiling, simple past and past participle unsoiled)

  1. (transitive) To remove dirt or stains from.
    • “Both of you offended me, and by the articles set down in Rackham's ship, I have the right to unsoil my honor.”2007, Jeffery S. Williams, Pirate Spirit: The Adventures of Anne Bonney, page 185

Forms of unsoil

third-person singular presentunsoils
present participleunsoiling
past participleunsoiled
pastunsoiled

Origin of unsoil

From un- + soil.

Questions about unsoil

What does unsoil mean?
Unsoil means to remove dirt or stains from.
What part of speech is unsoil?
Unsoil is a verb.
What is the past tense of unsoil?
The past tense of unsoil is unsoiled.

Words near unsoil in the dictionary

  1. unsoftenable
  2. unsoftened
  3. unsoftening
  4. unsoftly
  5. unsoggy
  6. unsoil
  7. unsoilable
  8. unsoiled
  9. unsoiledness
  10. unsoiling
  11. unsoils

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