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What is the past tense of mean?

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The past tense of mean is meant or meaned (nonstandard or obsolete).

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of mean is means.

The present participle of mean is meaning.

The past participle of mean is meant or meaned (nonstandard or obsolete).

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Maybe it's meant to raise your bloodlust, but Daniel didn't get swept away.
This meant it would have to have grave reservations about the truthfulness of any evidence given by these men.
Haiti's emergence meant much more than a major black victory over whites and the creation of a black state.
Robustness was meant to ensure that an assertable conditional is fit for modus ponens.
Gentlemen, I was in the middle of it as the moderator, but I need you all who were observers to tell me what it all meant.
Unfortunately, there was one ring and the phone went to voice mail which meant the line was busy.

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