nonaccursed
nonaccursed adjective: not accursed.
Adjective
nonaccursed (comparative more nonaccursed, superlative most nonaccursed)
- Not accursed.
- Anyone who had ever sighted in a rifle would have difficulty believing that any competent shooter would attempt the assassination with a nonaccursed mail-order military surplus rifle that had a cheap .22 caliber scope, which was loosely mounted and required shimming when tested.2010, L. J. Rennenkampf, Altered Visions: Rx for America in the 21St Century, page 74
- It's been kind of a rough day, and I could use some nonaccursed downtime.2016, Cecily White, Conspiracy Boy
Forms of nonaccursed
| comparative | more nonaccursed |
|---|---|
| superlative | most nonaccursed |
Origin of nonaccursed
From non- + accursed.
Questions about nonaccursed
- What does nonaccursed mean?
- Nonaccursed means not accursed.
- What part of speech is nonaccursed?
- Nonaccursed is an adjective.
Words near nonaccursed in the dictionary
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