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untree

untree verb: to remove trees.

Verb

untree (third-person singular simple present untrees, present participle untreeing, simple past and past participle untreed)

  1. to remove trees
    • Untreeing a place can be done by chainsawing and/or firing it.
    • Rainforests are being untreed more and more so that they can't even be called "forests".

Forms of untree

third-person singular presentuntrees
present participleuntreeing
past participleuntreed
pastuntreed

Questions about untree

What does untree mean?
Untree means to remove trees.
What part of speech is untree?
Untree is a verb.
What is the past tense of untree?
The past tense of untree is untreed.

Words near untree in the dictionary

  1. untreatableness
  2. untreatables
  3. untreatably
  4. untreated
  5. untreatied
  6. untree
  7. untreed
  8. untreelike
  9. untrekked
  10. untrellised
  11. untrembling

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