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unceremonial

UK/ʌnsɛɹɪˈməʊnɪ.əl/

unceremonial adjective: not ceremonial.

Adjective

unceremonial (comparative more unceremonial, superlative most unceremonial)

  1. Not ceremonial.
    • Then suddenly we realized we were married, in the most unceremonial way possible.2015 November 4, Margy Rochlin, “Angelina Jolie Pitt Is Behind Closed Doors in ‘By the Sea’”, in New York Times

Forms of unceremonial

comparativemore unceremonial
superlativemost unceremonial

Origin of unceremonial

From un- + ceremonial.

Words formed from unceremonial

Words that rhyme with unceremonial

Questions about unceremonial

What does unceremonial mean?
Unceremonial means not ceremonial.
What part of speech is unceremonial?
Unceremonial is an adjective.
How do you pronounce unceremonial?
Unceremonial is pronounced /ʌnsɛɹɪˈməʊnɪ.əl/ (UK).

Words near unceremonial in the dictionary

  1. uncentring
  2. uncenturied
  3. uncentury
  4. uncerebral
  5. unceremented
  6. unceremonial
  7. unceremonially
  8. unceremonious
  9. unceremoniously
  10. unceremoniousness
  11. uncerimoniousness

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