unconversational
unconversational adjective: not conversational.
Adjective
unconversational (comparative more unconversational, superlative most unconversational)
- Not conversational.
- March and Fisher both had motor bicycles; and the first half of their day's journey consisted in coasting eastward amid the unconversational noise of those uncomfortable engines.1910, G. K. Chesterton, The Blue Cross
Forms of unconversational
| comparative | more unconversational |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unconversational |
Origin of unconversational
From un- + conversational.
Words formed from unconversational
Questions about unconversational
- What does unconversational mean?
- Unconversational means not conversational.
- What part of speech is unconversational?
- Unconversational is an adjective.
Words near unconversational in the dictionary
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