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immemorable

immemorable adjective: that cannot be remembered or has been forgotten.

Adjective

immemorable (comparative more immemorable, superlative most immemorable)

  1. That cannot be remembered or has been forgotten.
  2. (broadly) Whose origins have been forgotten; immemorial.

Forms of immemorable

comparativemore immemorable
superlativemost immemorable

Origin of immemorable

From Latin immemorabilis (“not memorable”).

Words formed from immemorable

Questions about immemorable

What does immemorable mean?
Immemorable means that cannot be remembered or has been forgotten.
What part of speech is immemorable?
Immemorable is an adjective.

Words near immemorable in the dictionary

  1. Immelmann turns
  2. Immelmanns
  3. immelodious
  4. Immels
  5. Immelt
  6. immemorable
  7. immemorably
  8. immemorial
  9. immemoriality
  10. immemorially
  11. immense

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