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unconstructive

UK/ˌʌnkənˈstɹʌktɪv/

unconstructive adjective: not constructive; unhelpful.

Adjective

unconstructive (comparative more unconstructive, superlative most unconstructive)

  1. Not constructive; unhelpful.

Synonyms of unconstructive

Antonyms

Forms of unconstructive

comparativemore unconstructive
superlativemost unconstructive

Origin of unconstructive

From un- + constructive.

Words formed from unconstructive

Questions about unconstructive

What does unconstructive mean?
Unconstructive means not constructive; unhelpful.
What part of speech is unconstructive?
Unconstructive is an adjective.
How do you pronounce unconstructive?
Unconstructive is pronounced /ˌʌnkənˈstɹʌktɪv/ (UK).

Words near unconstructive in the dictionary

  1. unconstruct
  2. unconstructable
  3. unconstructed
  4. unconstructible
  5. unconstructing
  6. unconstructive
  7. unconstructively
  8. unconstructiveness
  9. unconstructs
  10. unconstructural
  11. unconstrued

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