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uncalm

uncalm adjective: not calm.

Adjective

uncalm (comparative more uncalm, superlative most uncalm)

  1. Not calm.
    • The ship rocked on the uncalm sea.

Verb

uncalm (third-person singular simple present uncalms, present participle uncalming, simple past and past participle uncalmed)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To disturb from a state of calm.
    • What strange disquiet has uncalm'd your breast1665, John Dryden, The Indian Emperour

Forms of uncalm

Adjective
comparativemore uncalm
superlativemost uncalm
Verb
third-person singular presentuncalms
present participleuncalming
past participleuncalmed
pastuncalmed

Origin of uncalm

From un- + calm.

Words formed from uncalm

Questions about uncalm

What does uncalm mean?
Uncalm means not calm.
What part of speech is uncalm?
Uncalm can be an adjective or a verb.

Words near uncalm in the dictionary

  1. uncallow
  2. uncallowed
  3. uncallowing
  4. uncallows
  5. uncallused
  6. uncalm
  7. uncalmable
  8. uncalmed
  9. uncalming
  10. uncalmly
  11. uncalmness

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