unblustery
unblustery adjective: not blustery.
Adjective
unblustery (comparative more unblustery, superlative most unblustery)
- Not blustery.
- And Mr. Jackson has never seemed so unblustery; his scenes with the younger actor have ease and humor.2015 June 25, Andy Webster, “Review: ‘Big Game’ Stars Samuel L. Jackson as a President in Dire Straits”, in New York Times
Forms of unblustery
| comparative | more unblustery |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unblustery |
Origin of unblustery
From un- + blustery.
Questions about unblustery
- What does unblustery mean?
- Unblustery means not blustery.
- What part of speech is unblustery?
- Unblustery is an adjective.
Words near unblustery in the dictionary
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