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uncompanionable

uncompanionable adjective: aloof and standoffish.

Adjective

uncompanionable (comparative more uncompanionable, superlative most uncompanionable)

  1. aloof and standoffish
  2. disagreeable or boorish

Forms of uncompanionable

comparativemore uncompanionable
superlativemost uncompanionable

Origin of uncompanionable

From un- + companionable.

Words formed from uncompanionable

Questions about uncompanionable

What does uncompanionable mean?
Uncompanionable means aloof and standoffish.
What part of speech is uncompanionable?
Uncompanionable is an adjective.

Words near uncompanionable in the dictionary

  1. uncompahgrite
  2. uncompahgrites
  3. uncompaniable
  4. uncompanied
  5. uncompanionability
  6. uncompanionable
  7. uncompanionableness
  8. uncompanionably
  9. uncompanioned
  10. uncomparable
  11. uncomparably

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