unadmittedly
unadmittedly adverb: in a manner that is not admitted.
Adverb
unadmittedly (not comparable)
- In a manner that is not admitted.
- Unconsciously and unadmittedly the really insane realize that they are in some way inferior to the sane; they fear the attendants far more from a mental than a physical stand-point.1994, Marle Woodson, William W. Savage, James H. Lazalier, Behind the Door of Delusion, page 57
Origin of unadmittedly
From unadmitted + -ly.
Questions about unadmittedly
- What does unadmittedly mean?
- Unadmittedly means in a manner that is not admitted.
- What part of speech is unadmittedly?
- Unadmittedly is an adverb.
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