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unacquittable

unacquittable adjective: that cannot be acquitted.

Adjective

unacquittable (comparative more unacquittable, superlative most unacquittable)

  1. That cannot be acquitted.
    • I owe them an unacquittable debt.

Forms of unacquittable

comparativemore unacquittable
superlativemost unacquittable

Origin of unacquittable

From un- + acquit + -able.

Questions about unacquittable

What does unacquittable mean?
Unacquittable means that cannot be acquitted.
What part of speech is unacquittable?
Unacquittable is an adjective.

Words near unacquittable in the dictionary

  1. unacquired
  2. unacquires
  3. unacquiring
  4. unacquisitive
  5. unacquisitiveness
  6. unacquittable
  7. unacquitted
  8. unacrimonious
  9. unacrobatic
  10. unacrylated
  11. unact

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