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What is the present tense of divest someone of their clothes?

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Divest someone of their clothes is the present tense of divested someone of their clothes.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of divest someone of their clothes is divests someone of their clothes.

The present participle of divest someone of their clothes is divesting someone of their clothes.

The past participle of divest someone of their clothes is divested someone of their clothes.

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