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unabolished

unabolished adjective: not abolished. Also the simple past and past participle of unabolish.

Adjective

unabolished (not comparable)

  1. Not abolished.
    • There was no gas laid on at Overshott. Bedroom candlesticks were an unabolished institution.1915, Richard Dehan, Off Sandy Hook: And Other Stories

Also used as

unabolished is also the simple past and past participle of unabolish.

Origin of unabolished

From un- + abolished.

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

Questions about unabolished

What does unabolished mean?
Unabolished means not abolished.
What part of speech is unabolished?
Unabolished is an adjective.

Words near unabolished in the dictionary

  1. unabling
  2. unabluted
  3. unably
  4. unabolish
  5. unabolishable
  6. unabolished
  7. unabolishes
  8. unabolishing
  9. Unabomber
  10. unabort
  11. unaborted

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