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unapparent

unapparent adjective: not apparent; not seen on the surface.

Adjective

unapparent (comparative more unapparent, superlative most unapparent)

  1. Not apparent; not seen on the surface.
    • He watched her strap the brassiere back on, the line on her back almost unapparent, the plump of unremarkable flesh.2019, Chigozie Obioma, An Orchestra of Minorities, Abacus (2019), page 483
    Antonyms:
    apparent, visible

Synonyms of unapparent

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Antonyms

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Forms of unapparent

comparativemore unapparent
superlativemost unapparent

Origin of unapparent

From un- + apparent.

Words formed from unapparent

Questions about unapparent

What does unapparent mean?
Unapparent means not apparent; not seen on the surface.
What part of speech is unapparent?
Unapparent is an adjective.

Words near unapparent in the dictionary

  1. unapparel
  2. unappareled
  3. unapparelled
  4. unapparelling
  5. unapparels
  6. unapparent
  7. unapparently
  8. unapparentness
  9. unappealability
  10. unappealable
  11. unappealably

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