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unbidable

unbidable adjective: not to be borne; intolerable; unbearable.

Adjective

unbidable (comparative more unbidable, superlative most unbidable)

  1. (Scotland) Not to be borne; intolerable; unbearable.

Forms of unbidable

comparativemore unbidable
superlativemost unbidable

Origin of unbidable

From un- + bide + -able.

Questions about unbidable

What does unbidable mean?
Unbidable means not to be borne; intolerable; unbearable.
What part of speech is unbidable?
Unbidable is an adjective.

Words near unbidable in the dictionary

  1. unbiblically
  2. unbibliophilic
  3. unbibulous
  4. unbickering
  5. unbid
  6. unbidable
  7. unbiddable
  8. unbidden
  9. unbiddenly
  10. unbidding
  11. unbids

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