museumworthy
museumworthy adjective: worthy of being presented as an exhibit in a museum.
Adjective
museumworthy (comparative more museumworthy, superlative most museumworthy)
- Worthy of being presented as an exhibit in a museum.
- The off-the-rack suits (starting around $3,000), Shogun-looking dressing gowns ($3,900) and formal attire (from $3,200) in the loungelike room to the left were enclosed in museumworthy glass cabinets that screamed, “Don’t touch!”2007 May 3, Horacio Silva, “No Store Is a Hero to Its Valet”, in New York Times
Forms of museumworthy
| comparative | more museumworthy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most museumworthy |
Origin of museumworthy
From museum + -worthy.
Questions about museumworthy
- What does museumworthy mean?
- Museumworthy means worthy of being presented as an exhibit in a museum.
- What part of speech is museumworthy?
- Museumworthy is an adjective.
Words near museumworthy in the dictionary
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