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suberogatory

suberogatory adjective: better not to do, but not morally forbidden.

Adjective

suberogatory (comparative more suberogatory, superlative most suberogatory)

  1. (uncommon) Better not to do, but not morally forbidden.
    • Coordinate term: supererogatory

Forms of suberogatory

comparativemore suberogatory
superlativemost suberogatory

Questions about suberogatory

What does suberogatory mean?
Suberogatory means better not to do, but not morally forbidden.
What part of speech is suberogatory?
Suberogatory is an adjective.

Words near suberogatory in the dictionary

  1. suberize
  2. suberized
  3. suberizes
  4. suberizing
  5. suberogation
  6. suberogatory
  7. suberone
  8. suberones
  9. suberonone
  10. suberose
  11. suberosis

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