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unvicar

unvicar verb: to deprive of the position or office of a vicar.

Verb

unvicar (third-person singular simple present unvicars, present participle unvicaring, simple past and past participle unvicared)

  1. (rare, transitive) To deprive of the position or office of a vicar.

Forms of unvicar

third-person singular presentunvicars
present participleunvicaring
past participleunvicared
pastunvicared

Origin of unvicar

From un- + vicar.

Questions about unvicar

What does unvicar mean?
Unvicar means to deprive of the position or office of a vicar.
What part of speech is unvicar?
Unvicar is a verb.
What is the past tense of unvicar?
The past tense of unvicar is unvicared.

Words near unvicar in the dictionary

  1. unviable
  2. unviably
  3. unvibrant
  4. unvibrated
  5. unvibrating
  6. unvicar
  7. unvicared
  8. unvicaring
  9. unvicarious
  10. unvicariously
  11. unvicars

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