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uncollegial

uncollegial adjective: not collegial.

Adjective

uncollegial (comparative more uncollegial, superlative most uncollegial)

  1. Not collegial.
    • The male is judged to be an excellent colleague, while the female is judged to be uncollegial.2008, R. G. Frey, Christopher Heath Wellman, A Companion to Applied Ethics

Forms of uncollegial

comparativemore uncollegial
superlativemost uncollegial

Origin of uncollegial

From un- + collegial.

Words formed from uncollegial

Questions about uncollegial

What does uncollegial mean?
Uncollegial means not collegial.
What part of speech is uncollegial?
Uncollegial is an adjective.

Words near uncollegial in the dictionary

  1. uncollectedness
  2. uncollectibility
  3. uncollectible
  4. uncollectibles
  5. uncolleged
  6. uncollegial
  7. uncollegiality
  8. uncollegially
  9. uncollegian
  10. uncollegiate
  11. uncollegiated

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