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uncheerable

uncheerable adjective: unable to be cheered up.

Adjective

uncheerable (comparative more uncheerable, superlative most uncheerable)

  1. Unable to be cheered up.
    • But next morning I found myself in bed in my uncheerable room, and some dark bread and a cup of water by me.1852, Herman Melville, Pierre; or The Ambiguities

Forms of uncheerable

comparativemore uncheerable
superlativemost uncheerable

Origin of uncheerable

From un- + cheerable.

Questions about uncheerable

What does uncheerable mean?
Uncheerable means unable to be cheered up.
What part of speech is uncheerable?
Uncheerable is an adjective.

Words near uncheerable in the dictionary

  1. uncheckered
  2. unchecking
  3. uncheckmated
  4. unchecks
  5. uncheckt
  6. uncheerable
  7. uncheered
  8. uncheerful
  9. uncheerfully
  10. uncheerfulness
  11. uncheerily

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