unbreeding
unbreeding adjective: not reproducing. Also the present participle and gerund of unbreed.
Adjective
unbreeding (not comparable)
- Not reproducing.
- I lurched to my feet and lunged for the only door — my small cottage no larger than proscribed by Moccusian tenets for single, unbreeding women […]2010, Camille Alexa, “For They Are As Beasts”, in Gill Ainsworth, editor, The Blackness Within: Stories of the Pagan God Moccus, Apex Publications, →ISBN, page 158
Also used as
unbreeding is also the present participle and gerund of unbreed.
Origin of unbreeding
From un- + breeding.
Questions about unbreeding
- What does unbreeding mean?
- Unbreeding means not reproducing.
- What part of speech is unbreeding?
- Unbreeding is an adjective.
Words near unbreeding in the dictionary
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