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dullable

dullable adjective: able to be dulled.

Adjective

dullable (comparative more dullable, superlative most dullable)

  1. Able to be dulled.
    • George MacDonald, Unspoken Sermons
      And again, that we might not be limited in our understanding of God by the constant presence to our weak and dullable spiritual sense of any embodiment whatever, he took him away.
    Antonyms:
    undullable

Antonyms of dullable

Forms of dullable

comparativemore dullable
superlativemost dullable

Origin of dullable

From dull + -able.

Questions about dullable

What does dullable mean?
Dullable means able to be dulled.
What part of speech is dullable?
Dullable is an adjective.

Words near dullable in the dictionary

  1. dull fishes
  2. dull-headed
  3. dull-minded
  4. dull-witted
  5. dulla
  6. dullable
  7. dullaghan
  8. dullaghans
  9. dullahan
  10. dullahans
  11. Dullao

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