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ingustable

ingustable adjective: tasteless; insipid.

Adjective

ingustable (comparative more ingustable, superlative most ingustable)

  1. (obsolete) tasteless; insipid

Forms of ingustable

comparativemore ingustable
superlativemost ingustable

Origin of ingustable

From Latin ingustabilis. See gustable.

Questions about ingustable

What does ingustable mean?
Ingustable means tasteless; insipid.
What part of speech is ingustable?
Ingustable is an adjective.

Words near ingustable in the dictionary

  1. Ingush Autonomous Oblast
  2. Ingushes
  3. Ingushetia
  4. Ingushetian
  5. Ingushetians
  6. ingustable
  7. Ingvaeonic
  8. ingénu
  9. ingénue
  10. ingénues
  11. ingénus

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