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unastonishable

unastonishable adjective: incapable of astonishment.

Adjective

unastonishable (comparative more unastonishable, superlative most unastonishable)

  1. Incapable of astonishment.
    • Flanking this were the sword Napoleon had worn at Lodi, and one of his little Mameluke sabers from Egypt. The unastonishable Alma smiled her set smile at these treasures[…]1966, Gerald Kersh, The angel and the cuckoo, page 308

Forms of unastonishable

comparativemore unastonishable
superlativemost unastonishable

Origin of unastonishable

From un- + astonishable.

Questions about unastonishable

What does unastonishable mean?
Unastonishable means incapable of astonishment.
What part of speech is unastonishable?
Unastonishable is an adjective.

Words near unastonishable in the dictionary

  1. unassured
  2. unassuredly
  3. unassuredness
  4. unassuring
  5. unasterisked
  6. unastonishable
  7. unastonished
  8. unastonishing
  9. unastounded
  10. unastounding
  11. unastoundingly

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