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insociate

insociate adjective: unaccompanied; solo.

Adjective

insociate (comparative more insociate, superlative most insociate)

  1. (obsolete) unaccompanied; solo.
    • the insociate virgin life1610, Ben Jonson, The Speeches at Prince Henry's Barriers

Forms of insociate

comparativemore insociate
superlativemost insociate

Origin of insociate

From in- + sociate.

Questions about insociate

What does insociate mean?
Insociate means unaccompanied; solo.
What part of speech is insociate?
Insociate is an adjective.

Words near insociate in the dictionary

  1. insociability
  2. insociable
  3. insociableness
  4. insociably
  5. insocial
  6. insociate
  7. insofar
  8. insofar as
  9. insol
  10. insolate
  11. insolated

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