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unconfrontable

unconfrontable adjective: that cannot be confronted.

Adjective

unconfrontable (comparative more unconfrontable, superlative most unconfrontable)

  1. That cannot be confronted.
    • In other words, the dentist is unconfrontable mainly because she serves as a reminder of some earlier unpleasant experience.1995, Frank A. Gerbode, Beyond Psychology: An Introduction to Methapsychology

Forms of unconfrontable

comparativemore unconfrontable
superlativemost unconfrontable

Origin of unconfrontable

From un- + confrontable.

Questions about unconfrontable

What does unconfrontable mean?
Unconfrontable means that cannot be confronted.
What part of speech is unconfrontable?
Unconfrontable is an adjective.

Words near unconfrontable in the dictionary

  1. unconfounded
  2. unconfoundedly
  3. unconfoundedness
  4. unconfounding
  5. unconfounds
  6. unconfrontable
  7. unconfrontational
  8. unconfrontationally
  9. unconfronted
  10. unconfusable
  11. unconfusably

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