inagitable
inagitable adjective: free from agitation.
Adjective
inagitable (comparative more inagitable, superlative most inagitable)
- Free from agitation.
- Repose inagitable of soul, and rest / In him, the immutable good, of all that live.1903, Philip James Bailey, Festus, page 239
Forms of inagitable
| comparative | more inagitable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most inagitable |
Questions about inagitable
- What does inagitable mean?
- Inagitable means free from agitation.
- What part of speech is inagitable?
- Inagitable is an adjective.
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