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irresilient

irresilient adjective: not resilient; not recoiling or rebounding; inelastic.

Adjective

irresilient (comparative more irresilient, superlative most irresilient)

  1. Not resilient; not recoiling or rebounding; inelastic.

Forms of irresilient

comparativemore irresilient
superlativemost irresilient

Origin of irresilient

From ir- + resilient.

Questions about irresilient

What does irresilient mean?
Irresilient means not resilient; not recoiling or rebounding; inelastic.
What part of speech is irresilient?
Irresilient is an adjective.

Words near irresilient in the dictionary

  1. irrepugnable
  2. irreputable
  3. irrescindable
  4. irresectability
  5. irresectable
  6. irresilient
  7. irresistability
  8. irresistable
  9. irresistably
  10. irresistance
  11. irresistibility

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