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undisplaceable

undisplaceable adjective: not displaceable.

Adjective

undisplaceable (not comparable)

  1. Not displaceable.
    • […] scarcely had the company left the Bohnsack Fishermen’s Church when the ordinarily undisplaceable gulls clouded up from the square.1965, Ralph Manheim (translator), Dog Years (1963) by Günter Grass, New York: Fawcett, 1969, Book One, “Ninth Morning Shift,”
    • Their love letters became a vehicle for arguments that gruelled her in the new term and infuriated her, with their revelation of something absolutely undisplaceable in her nature, her Catholic faith.1965, Muriel Spark, The Mandelbaum Gate, London: Macmillan, Part One, Chapter 2

Origin of undisplaceable

From un- + displaceable.

Questions about undisplaceable

What does undisplaceable mean?
Undisplaceable means not displaceable.
What part of speech is undisplaceable?
Undisplaceable is an adjective.

Words near undisplaceable in the dictionary

  1. undispelled
  2. undispensable
  3. undispensed
  4. undispersed
  5. undispersing
  6. undisplaceable
  7. undisplaced
  8. undisplay
  9. undisplayable
  10. undisplayed
  11. undisplaying

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