unaccustomably
/ˌʌnəˈkʌstəməbli/
unaccustomably adjective: unusually, unexpectedly, unaccountably.
Adjective
unaccustomably (comparative more unaccustomably, superlative most unaccustomably)
- Unusually, unexpectedly, unaccountably.
- Finally, becauſe thoſe things which newly and vnaccuſtomably creepeth vp, ſtandeth need of new and speedy helpe […]1583 October, John Foxe, “The conſtitution of Thomas Arundell, agaynſt the followers of Gods truth”, in Actes and monuments of matters moſt ſpeciall and memorable happenyng in the Church […] , 4th...
- For the veins being now unnaturally and unaccuſtomably emptied, they do attract to ſelves forthwith, from every place, and any bloud whatſoever.1651, Noah Biggs, Mataeotechnia medicinae praxeωs. The vanity of the craft of phyſick. […] , London: Edward Blackmore, →OCLC, ⁋ 230, pages 168-169
Forms of unaccustomably
| comparative | more unaccustomably |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unaccustomably |
Origin of unaccustomably
From unaccustomable + -ly or un- + accustomably, in later use perhaps as an alteration of unaccustomedly.
Questions about unaccustomably
- What does unaccustomably mean?
- Unaccustomably means unusually, unexpectedly, unaccountably.
- What part of speech is unaccustomably?
- Unaccustomably is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce unaccustomably?
- Unaccustomably is pronounced /ˌʌnəˈkʌstəməbli/.
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