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unconsular

unconsular adjective: not consular.

Adjective

unconsular (comparative more unconsular, superlative most unconsular)

  1. Not consular.
    • A very unconsular joke, you will say. I plead guilty, but I cannot stand that woman, so unfit as she is to be a consul's wife.1880, Marcus Tullius Cicero, George Edward Jeans, Albert Watson, The Life and Letters of Marcus Tullius Cicero, page 37

Forms of unconsular

comparativemore unconsular
superlativemost unconsular

Origin of unconsular

From un- + consular.

Questions about unconsular

What does unconsular mean?
Unconsular means not consular.
What part of speech is unconsular?
Unconsular is an adjective.

Words near unconsular in the dictionary

  1. unconstructively
  2. unconstructiveness
  3. unconstructs
  4. unconstructural
  5. unconstrued
  6. unconsular
  7. unconsultable
  8. unconsulted
  9. unconsulting
  10. unconsumable
  11. unconsumed

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