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What is the past tense of cut ties?

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The past tense of cut ties is also cut ties.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of cut ties is cuts ties.

The present participle of cut ties is cutting ties.

The past participle of cut ties is cut ties.

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Examples
Whilst in prison, he was said to have been pressured to cut ties to his parents.
I've known birders who have cut ties with friends and family over this issue and I don't think that's worth it.
People are advised to endeavour to cut ties with the outside world for the period of their stay in the Ashram.
Others left for Canada with the intention of settling permanently, but this did not mean that they cut ties with their original communities.
While the Conservatives have cut ties with our trade partners, we will strengthen those ties.
Instead, it has stoked the anger of those who see Charles's refusal to cut ties with his aide as a form of weakness.

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