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undocumentably

undocumentably adverb: in an undocumentable manner.

Adverb

undocumentably (not comparable)

  1. In an undocumentable manner.
    • Their performative origins are undocumentably beyond our earliest record.2018, Odai Johnson, Ruins: Classical Theater and Broken Memory, page 37
    • In this situation there can still exist a theatrical encouragement and accommodation of topical responses--plausible, usually private associations that playgoers inevitably if usually undocumentably make between play world and everyday world.1984, Laurie Lanzen Harris, Shakespearean Criticism: Excerpts from the Criticism of William Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry, page 204

Origin of undocumentably

From undocumentable + -ly.

Questions about undocumentably

What does undocumentably mean?
Undocumentably means in an undocumentable manner.
What part of speech is undocumentably?
Undocumentably is an adverb.

Words near undocumentably in the dictionary

  1. undoctrinaire
  2. undoctrinal
  3. undoctrined
  4. undocument
  5. undocumentable
  6. undocumentably
  7. undocumentary
  8. undocumented
  9. undocumented alien
  10. undocumented aliens
  11. undocumented immigrant

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