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undoably

undoably adverb: such that it cannot be done; unachievably.

Adverb

undoably (comparative more undoably, superlative most undoably)

  1. Such that it cannot be done; unachievably.
    • […] the board's own job within that undoably large challenge […]1996, John Carver, Miriam Mayhew Carver, Your Roles and Responsibilities as a Board Member, page 5
  2. Such that it can be undone; reversibly.

Forms of undoably

comparativemore undoably
superlativemost undoably

Origin of undoably

From undoable + -ly.

Questions about undoably

What does undoably mean?
Undoably means such that it cannot be done; unachievably.
What part of speech is undoably?
Undoably is an adverb.

Words near undoably in the dictionary

  1. UNDMs
  2. undo
  3. undoability
  4. undoable
  5. undoables
  6. undoably
  7. undocile
  8. undocility
  9. undock
  10. undockable
  11. undocked

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