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insupposable

insupposable adjective: incapable of being supposed or considered; inconceivable.

Adjective

insupposable (comparative more insupposable, superlative most insupposable)

  1. (archaic) Incapable of being supposed or considered; inconceivable.

Forms of insupposable

comparativemore insupposable
superlativemost insupposable

Origin of insupposable

From in- + supposable.

Questions about insupposable

What does insupposable mean?
Insupposable means incapable of being supposed or considered; inconceivable.
What part of speech is insupposable?
Insupposable is an adjective.

Words near insupposable in the dictionary

  1. insuperably
  2. insupportability
  3. insupportable
  4. insupportableness
  5. insupportably
  6. insupposable
  7. insuppressible
  8. insuppressibly
  9. insuppressive
  10. insur.
  11. insurabilities

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