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The past tense of co-opt is co-opted.

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The past tense of co-opt is co-opted.

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The committee will have to co-opt some additional members to help them carry out this new task.

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Opt is short for option. To opt in is to accept or join; to opt out is to decline or reject.

Opt-in means that you are only on a list or in a group if you specifically ask to be. Opt-out means that you are on the list or in the group unless you specifically ask not to be.

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Decide to or not to do something

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