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inexuperable

inexuperable adjective: insurmountable, unbeatable.

Adjective

inexuperable (comparative more inexuperable, superlative most inexuperable)

  1. (poetic, rare) insurmountable, unbeatable.
    • [...] then our Countreyman Mr. Hobbs, whose inexuperable confidence of the truth of the Conclusion may well assure any man that duely considers the excellency of his natural Wit and Parts, that he has made choice of the most Demonstrative Arguments that humane Invention can search out for the...1659, Henry More, The Immortality of the Soul, volume 1, →ISBN, page 50
    • That is, God, in all his essential perfections, burning in an inextinguishable flame of love; and sending forth one uninterrupted stream of life, to the one object of his inexuperable delight – Immanuel, and his select body.1823 March, “The Omniscient Son, the Revealer of the Almighty Father”, in The Gospel Magazine, volume 8, number 3, page 93

Forms of inexuperable

comparativemore inexuperable
superlativemost inexuperable

Origin of inexuperable

From Latin inexuperabilis, inexsuperabilis. See exuperate.

Questions about inexuperable

What does inexuperable mean?
Inexuperable means insurmountable, unbeatable.
What part of speech is inexuperable?
Inexuperable is an adjective.

Words near inexuperable in the dictionary

  1. inextricabilities
  2. inextricability
  3. inextricable
  4. inextricableness
  5. inextricably
  6. inexuperable
  7. ineye
  8. ineyed
  9. ineyeing
  10. ineyes
  11. ineying

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