uncollapsible
uncollapsible adjective: not collapsible.
Adjective
uncollapsible (not comparable)
- Not collapsible.
- She carried six boats, an unusually large number for a craft of her size; two were surf-boats, I found on inspection; two were uncollapsible lifeboats; one was an ordinary ship's gig, while the other was a small steam launch of excellent build and workmanship.1897, Guy Boothby, chapter 3, in The Beautiful White Devil
- The dining-table, uncollapsible and highly varnished, the piano, the chesterfield, stuffed chairs and a few sofas made a foundation on which to heap lesser articles.1944, Emily Carr, “The House of All Sorts”, in Furniture
Origin of uncollapsible
From un- + collapsible.
Questions about uncollapsible
- What does uncollapsible mean?
- Uncollapsible means not collapsible.
- What part of speech is uncollapsible?
- Uncollapsible is an adjective.
Words near uncollapsible in the dictionary
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