verb
preposterate
Preposterate (verb) means to turn something the wrong way round, or upside down.
verb
1
To turn something the wrong way round, or upside down.
2
To corrupt something or bring shame on it.
"I never saw thinge done by you which preposterated or perverted the good judgment that all the world esteemeth to shine in you."
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What is the meaning of preposterate?
"preposterate" (verb) means to turn something the wrong way round, or upside down.
What is another word for preposterate?
Other words for "preposterate" include invert, pervert, pollute, debauch, adulterate, file.
What are the different meanings of preposterate?
"preposterate" has 2 main meanings: 1. To turn something the wrong way round, or upside down; 2. To corrupt something or bring shame on it.
