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unaffordably

unaffordably adverb: to a degree that is unaffordable; in an unreasonably expensive manner.

Adverb

unaffordably (comparative more unaffordably, superlative most unaffordably)

  1. To a degree that is unaffordable; in an unreasonably expensive manner.
    • Some judges set unaffordably high bail at times with the intention of keeping suspected criminals in prison pending trial.

Forms of unaffordably

comparativemore unaffordably
superlativemost unaffordably

Origin of unaffordably

From unaffordable + -ly.

Questions about unaffordably

What does unaffordably mean?
Unaffordably means to a degree that is unaffordable; in an unreasonably expensive manner.
What part of speech is unaffordably?
Unaffordably is an adverb.

Words near unaffordably in the dictionary

  1. unafflicted
  2. unafflicting
  3. unaffluent
  4. unaffordability
  5. unaffordable
  6. unaffordably
  7. unafforded
  8. unafforested
  9. unaffricated
  10. unaffrighted
  11. unaffrightedly

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