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unbotanical

unbotanical adjective: not botanical.

Adjective

unbotanical (comparative more unbotanical, superlative most unbotanical)

  1. Not botanical.
    • The genus Cerasus, the Cherry, is a very extensive one; and some of our unbotanical readers may be surprised to find the common and Portugal laurels included in it.1838, The Quarterly Review, volume 62, page 341

Forms of unbotanical

comparativemore unbotanical
superlativemost unbotanical

Origin of unbotanical

From un- + botanical.

Questions about unbotanical

What does unbotanical mean?
Unbotanical means not botanical.
What part of speech is unbotanical?
Unbotanical is an adjective.

Words near unbotanical in the dictionary

  1. unbosomers
  2. unbosoming
  3. unbosomings
  4. unbosoms
  5. unbossed
  6. unbotanical
  7. unbotherable
  8. unbothered
  9. unbothering
  10. unbothersome
  11. unbottle

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