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undercharacterised

undercharacterised adjective: non-Oxford British standard spelling of undercharacterized. Also the simple past and past participle of undercharacterise.

Adjective

undercharacterised (not comparable)

  1. Non-Oxford British standard spelling of undercharacterized.

Also used as

undercharacterised is also the simple past and past participle of undercharacterise.

Origin of undercharacterised

From under- + characterised.

From undercharacterise + -ed.

Questions about undercharacterised

What does undercharacterised mean?
Undercharacterised means non-Oxford British standard spelling of undercharacterized.
What part of speech is undercharacterised?
Undercharacterised is an adjective.

Words near undercharacterised in the dictionary

  1. underchamberlains
  2. underchambers
  3. underchancellor
  4. underchancellors
  5. undercharacterise
  6. undercharacterised
  7. undercharacterises
  8. undercharacterising
  9. undercharacterize
  10. undercharacterized
  11. undercharacterizes

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