unspecify
unspecify verb: to undo the specification of.
Verb
unspecify (third-person singular simple present unspecifies, present participle unspecifying, simple past and past participle unspecified)
- To undo the specification of.
- If you want to unspecify a shader in a program (that is, no longer use it), just give its vertex, fragment, tessellation, or geometry command with no arguments.2016, Mike Bailey, Steve Cunningham, Graphics Shaders: Theory and Practice, Second Edition, page 78
Forms of unspecify
| third-person singular present | unspecifies |
|---|---|
| present participle | unspecifying |
| past participle | unspecified |
| past | unspecified |
Origin of unspecify
From un- + specify.
Questions about unspecify
- What does unspecify mean?
- Unspecify means to undo the specification of.
- What part of speech is unspecify?
- Unspecify is a verb.
- What is the past tense of unspecify?
- The past tense of unspecify is unspecified.
Words near unspecify in the dictionary
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