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untalk

untalk verb: to cease to transmit signals.

Verb

untalk (third-person singular simple present untalks, present participle untalking, simple past and past participle untalked)

  1. (dated) To cease to transmit signals.

Forms of untalk

third-person singular presentuntalks
present participleuntalking
past participleuntalked
pastuntalked

Origin of untalk

From un- + talk.

Questions about untalk

What does untalk mean?
Untalk means to cease to transmit signals.
What part of speech is untalk?
Untalk is a verb.
What is the past tense of untalk?
The past tense of untalk is untalked.

Words near untalk in the dictionary

  1. Untalans
  2. untalced
  3. untalented
  4. untalentedly
  5. untalentedness
  6. untalk
  7. untalkable
  8. untalkaboutable
  9. untalkative
  10. untalkativeness
  11. untalked

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