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unassimilably

unassimilably adverb: in a way or to an extent that prevents assimilation.

Adverb

unassimilably (comparative more unassimilably, superlative most unassimilably)

  1. In a way or to an extent that prevents assimilation
    • Although for the rest of her life fellow Brazilians regarded Lispector as unassimilably alien, she herself was adamant in claiming Brazil as her soul’s true home, the only place on earth where she could breathe free.2009 August 23, Fernanda Eberstadt, “Untamed Creature”, in New York Times

Forms of unassimilably

comparativemore unassimilably
superlativemost unassimilably

Origin of unassimilably

From unassimilable + -ly.

Questions about unassimilably

What does unassimilably mean?
Unassimilably means in a way or to an extent that prevents assimilation.
What part of speech is unassimilably?
Unassimilably is an adverb.

Words near unassimilably in the dictionary

  1. unassignment
  2. unassigns
  3. unassimilability
  4. unassimilable
  5. unassimilableness
  6. unassimilably
  7. unassimilatable
  8. unassimilated
  9. unassimilating
  10. unassimilative
  11. unassing

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