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hatch
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hatch
verb
/hætʃ/
Hat
hate
Meaning
To cause a young animal to emerge from an egg; to plan secretly.
to emerge from an egg; to devise or create a plan
Example Sentences
The chicks hatched early in the morning.
The bird will
hatch
from its egg soon.
Example Expressions
hatch a plan
Synonyms
emerge, breed, incubate, devise, scheme, break out, create
Entry 1
emerge, breed, incubate, devise, scheme
Entry 2
emerge, break out, devise, create
Antonyms
destroy, end, abandon, hide, conceal, suppress, contain
Entry 1
destroy, end, abandon
Entry 2
hide, conceal, suppress, contain
Collocations
hatch a plan, hatch eggs, newly hatched, hatch scheme, hatch plans, hatch schemes, hatch plots, hatch successfully
Entry 1
hatch a plan, hatch eggs, newly hatched, hatch scheme
Entry 2
hatch eggs, hatch plans, hatch schemes, hatch plots, hatch successfully
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