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lumupit

to become harsh

verb lu-mu-PIT AF VERB Rare

From root: lupit

Conjugations

Past (Completed)

lumupit

lu-mu-PIT

became harsh

Present (Incomplete)

lumulupit

lu-mu-lu-PIT

is becoming harsh

Future (Contemplated)

lulupit

lu-lu-PIT

will become harsh

Usage Note

Lumupit is used to describe a person's behavior, a situation, or weather conditions becoming increasingly harsh, cruel, or severe over time. It implies a transition or development into a more intense state of unkindness or difficulty.

Examples

Beginner

" Lumupit ang panahon ngayon. "

Natural Translation

The weather has turned harsh today.

Literal Translation

Became-harsh the weather now.

Intermediate

" Bakit tila lumupit ang kanyang trato sa atin? "

Natural Translation

Why does his treatment of us seem to have become harsh?

Literal Translation

Why seems to become harsh his/her treatment to us?

Advanced

" Lumupit ang kanyang mga salita matapos malaman na siya pala ang pinagdaanan ng tsismis. "

Natural Translation

His words turned harsh after he found out that he was the one the gossip was about.

Literal Translation

Became-harsh the his plural words after learn that he it-turns-out the underwent of gossip.

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