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unbrookably

unbrookably adverb: in an unbrookable manner.

Adverb

unbrookably (comparative more unbrookably, superlative most unbrookably)

  1. In an unbrookable manner.
    • Life is reduced to the encompassing and perfectly adequate nourishing Mother and the unbrookably demanding Self.1963, Julian N. Hartt, The Lost Image of Man, Louisiana State University Press, page 122
    • If the main problem Weimar had faced was an unbrookably divergent national community that, given the additional burdens of reparations and depression, could not be politically represented with coherence, then the Federal Republic, by virtue above all of division and expropriations in the East...1989, German Politics and Society, numbers 16-18, page 7

Forms of unbrookably

comparativemore unbrookably
superlativemost unbrookably

Origin of unbrookably

From unbrookable + -ly.

Questions about unbrookably

What does unbrookably mean?
Unbrookably means in an unbrookable manner.
What part of speech is unbrookably?
Unbrookably is an adverb.

Words near unbrookably in the dictionary

  1. unbrooched
  2. unbrooded
  3. unbrooding
  4. unbroody
  5. unbrookable
  6. unbrookably
  7. unbrooked
  8. unbrother
  9. unbrothered
  10. unbrothering
  11. unbrotherlike

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