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unconvincible

unconvincible adjective: incapable of being convinced.

Adjective

unconvincible (comparative more unconvincible, superlative most unconvincible)

  1. Incapable of being convinced.
    • Together with pride there will naturally arise an unadvisable and unconvincible spirit.1853, John Wesley, edited by John Emory, The Works of the Rev. John Wesley, Volume 1

Forms of unconvincible

comparativemore unconvincible
superlativemost unconvincible
alternative forminconvincible

Origin of unconvincible

From un- + convincible.

Questions about unconvincible

What does unconvincible mean?
Unconvincible means incapable of being convinced.
What part of speech is unconvincible?
Unconvincible is an adjective.

Words near unconvincible in the dictionary

  1. unconvinced
  2. unconvincedly
  3. unconvincedness
  4. unconvinces
  5. unconvincibility
  6. unconvincible
  7. unconvincing
  8. unconvincingly
  9. unconvincingness
  10. unconvoluted
  11. unconvolved

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