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undiscouraging

undiscouraging adjective: not discouraging.

Adjective

undiscouraging (comparative more undiscouraging, superlative most undiscouraging)

  1. (rare) Not discouraging.
    • […] having children, and serving on committees and boards of patronesses, and maintaining an undiscouraging bank-balance, and being attended a little more and more frequently by physicians […]1904, James Branch Cabell, The Eagle's Shadow

Forms of undiscouraging

comparativemore undiscouraging
superlativemost undiscouraging

Origin of undiscouraging

From un- + discouraging.

Questions about undiscouraging

What does undiscouraging mean?
Undiscouraging means not discouraging.
What part of speech is undiscouraging?
Undiscouraging is an adjective.

Words near undiscouraging in the dictionary

  1. undiscording
  2. undiscountable
  3. undiscounted
  4. undiscourageable
  5. undiscouraged
  6. undiscouraging
  7. undiscoursed
  8. undiscover
  9. undiscoverability
  10. undiscoverable
  11. undiscoverableness

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