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irreprovable

irreprovable adjective: not reprovable; irreproachable.

Adjective

irreprovable (comparative more irreprovable, superlative most irreprovable)

  1. Not reprovable; irreproachable.
    • Would to God, Mrs. Glenmorris, your conduct has always been as irreprovable.1999, Charlotte Turner Smith, Elizabeth Kraft, The Young Philosopher, →ISBN, page 209

Forms of irreprovable

comparativemore irreprovable
superlativemost irreprovable

Origin of irreprovable

From ir- + reprovable.

Words formed from irreprovable

Questions about irreprovable

What does irreprovable mean?
Irreprovable means not reprovable; irreproachable.
What part of speech is irreprovable?
Irreprovable is an adjective.

Words near irreprovable in the dictionary

  1. irreproachableness
  2. irreproachably
  3. irreproducibility
  4. irreproducible
  5. irreproducibly
  6. irreprovable
  7. irreprovableness
  8. irreprovably
  9. irreps
  10. irreption
  11. irreptions

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