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indissuadably

indissuadably adverb: without the possibility of being dissuaded.

Adverb

indissuadably (comparative more indissuadably, superlative most indissuadably)

  1. Without the possibility of being dissuaded.

Forms of indissuadably

comparativemore indissuadably
superlativemost indissuadably

Origin of indissuadably

From indissuadable + -ly.

Questions about indissuadably

What does indissuadably mean?
Indissuadably means without the possibility of being dissuaded.
What part of speech is indissuadably?
Indissuadably is an adverb.

Words near indissuadably in the dictionary

  1. indissolvability
  2. indissolvable
  3. indissolvableness
  4. indissolvably
  5. indissuadable
  6. indissuadably
  7. indistancy
  8. indistensible
  9. indistillable
  10. indistinct
  11. indistinctible

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